Google is a great place to work, for sure. It offers good work-life balance, bar-setting perks and benefits, and talented staff.
They also provide good tools for software lifecycle and operations.
Google is a massive organization, with many interlocking layers, each with their own goals and objectives.
Vast complexity that can make progress difficult.
Google Screening Call: Took 5 minutes for introduction, then jumped straight to DSA questions. * Medium to hard Trie question. (Interviewer was very friendly, explained the question, and was guiding me towards the answer.)
I did an internship at Google and went through the conversion process, which included technical interviews. The interviewers were nice. I was preparing mostly for algorithm and data structure type of questions, but instead got questions about multi-
Totally DSA based interview process. Leetcode medium questions were asked. Also they asked about project in the mean time, not much. After getting shortlisted from the OA, we had 2 rounds, first one was medium and second one was medium hard
Google Screening Call: Took 5 minutes for introduction, then jumped straight to DSA questions. * Medium to hard Trie question. (Interviewer was very friendly, explained the question, and was guiding me towards the answer.)
I did an internship at Google and went through the conversion process, which included technical interviews. The interviewers were nice. I was preparing mostly for algorithm and data structure type of questions, but instead got questions about multi-
Totally DSA based interview process. Leetcode medium questions were asked. Also they asked about project in the mean time, not much. After getting shortlisted from the OA, we had 2 rounds, first one was medium and second one was medium hard