Google

It was fairly easy, but since I wasn't shortlisted, maybe I didn't get to the hard part. I guess that's why. I will advise everyone to give it a trial; you never know, you might be the next big thing.

I had an interview that was lengthy. Quite honestly, a lot of useless questions were asked. At the end of the interview, I asked some great questions, which they did not fully answer.

The process was smooth. I applied and was selected for an interview. There were three rounds, all of which were interesting. I cracked all of them and finally got the chance to work there, but I rejected the offer for several undisclosed reasons.