Great company to work for; management listens to you (mostly), and the compensation and stability are great.
Commuting in the Bay Area (where most of the jobs are) is awful.
I received an email from a Google recruiter. After a brief talk with her, I was given a chance for the first phone interview. In the phone interview, I was asked two questions, and I needed to code on Google Docs. After I passed the phone interview,
5 stages: * 2 coding * System design * Machine Learning system design * Hiring manager meeting Coding rounds were standard LeetCode medium. The Machine Learning design and system design were a bit harder.
Skipped the phone interview and went straight to on-site. The interview consisted of three rounds of coding, one design round, and one behavioral round. Google engineers were super easy to talk to, making the interviews a very good experience. Surpri
I received an email from a Google recruiter. After a brief talk with her, I was given a chance for the first phone interview. In the phone interview, I was asked two questions, and I needed to code on Google Docs. After I passed the phone interview,
5 stages: * 2 coding * System design * Machine Learning system design * Hiring manager meeting Coding rounds were standard LeetCode medium. The Machine Learning design and system design were a bit harder.
Skipped the phone interview and went straight to on-site. The interview consisted of three rounds of coding, one design round, and one behavioral round. Google engineers were super easy to talk to, making the interviews a very good experience. Surpri