transparent and collaborative environment; I feel heard here.
Very competitive, hard to attain full-time positions with benefits.
My interviews with Google started with two phone interviews. Both were comprised of three questions of increasing difficulty. Each interview had a simple, general knowledge question, a theory question (like how to avoid a deadlock), and then a large
It was an on-site interview. The interviewers were very nice. The first round, I was asked to separate a picture into two clusters based on RGB values. The second round, I was asked to judge if two BSTs had the same arrays. The third round, I was
This was quite a hard interview, with challenging system design questions. It was quite difficult even with lots of experience working in this field. You need to prepare very well to have a chance, and even then, it's hard.
My interviews with Google started with two phone interviews. Both were comprised of three questions of increasing difficulty. Each interview had a simple, general knowledge question, a theory question (like how to avoid a deadlock), and then a large
It was an on-site interview. The interviewers were very nice. The first round, I was asked to separate a picture into two clusters based on RGB values. The second round, I was asked to judge if two BSTs had the same arrays. The third round, I was
This was quite a hard interview, with challenging system design questions. It was quite difficult even with lots of experience working in this field. You need to prepare very well to have a chance, and even then, it's hard.