Awesome experience. I learned so much, surrounded by the smartest people. They provide so much food and amenities. Did I mention food? Everyone is treated very well, and every day is a lot of fun. "Do cool things that matter" is a great slogan for any company, but especially for Google because they do so many cool things that matter, such as self-driving cars and Google Now.
It's become a really big company. It has lost its "startup" vibe, if that is something you really care about. There is always a lot of work to be done, and it can be overwhelming.
After a month and a half of LeetCoding, I decided to apply to Google via a referral. When I applied, the new grad positions were not open, so I applied to a specific team. A recruiter got in touch with me early August and we had a brief conversation
The interview process typically consists of: * Resume Shortlisting * Telephonic Round * Two Technical Interviews It is recommended to apply using a referral for a higher chance of your resume being shortlisted. Questions often focus on Dynam
The interviewer and recruiter were kind, and they provided feedback when I asked about the reason I wasn't selected. Although it was challenging to go through two interviews with different people back-to-back, it was still a valuable experience.
After a month and a half of LeetCoding, I decided to apply to Google via a referral. When I applied, the new grad positions were not open, so I applied to a specific team. A recruiter got in touch with me early August and we had a brief conversation
The interview process typically consists of: * Resume Shortlisting * Telephonic Round * Two Technical Interviews It is recommended to apply using a referral for a higher chance of your resume being shortlisted. Questions often focus on Dynam
The interviewer and recruiter were kind, and they provided feedback when I asked about the reason I wasn't selected. Although it was challenging to go through two interviews with different people back-to-back, it was still a valuable experience.