I actually don't have any cons.
I don't have any advice.
I had two coding interviews with Google. The prompt was given, and the code had to be written in what is essentially a Google Doc with no IDE. Each interview presented one coding problem. The interviewer can help guide you. It's good to ask the i
Straightforward and technical, requiring preparation. This will allow you to have a chat and ask questions from an expert in the area of application. Materials will be provided for interview preparation. You will be allowed to choose days and timesl
A phone call from a recruiter was set up. I was asked generic questions, and it seemed like they were trying to get as many people in the pipeline as possible. The next call was with a technical person.
I had two coding interviews with Google. The prompt was given, and the code had to be written in what is essentially a Google Doc with no IDE. Each interview presented one coding problem. The interviewer can help guide you. It's good to ask the i
Straightforward and technical, requiring preparation. This will allow you to have a chat and ask questions from an expert in the area of application. Materials will be provided for interview preparation. You will be allowed to choose days and timesl
A phone call from a recruiter was set up. I was asked generic questions, and it seemed like they were trying to get as many people in the pipeline as possible. The next call was with a technical person.