You are free to think your way. It's a product-based company.
According to me, there are no cons.
You are doing good, but start avoiding discrimination against non-CS students and judge them on their coding skills.
The whole process took me about a month. At first, I sent my CV and cover letter. It is very important to send good cover letters. Then, I was contacted by a recruiter within 2 days. He told me about the interview process and gave me some material
There are two rounds of phone interviews for the internship. Each round has one question. I only remember one question, which I will provide below. Overall, the interviewers were nice. I was ultimately stuck at the host matching phase.
Contrary to a lot of what I'd heard about the inefficiency of the Google interviewing process, it went really well for me. It started with a recruiter who went over all your basic information and resume details and provided a list of study materials
The whole process took me about a month. At first, I sent my CV and cover letter. It is very important to send good cover letters. Then, I was contacted by a recruiter within 2 days. He told me about the interview process and gave me some material
There are two rounds of phone interviews for the internship. Each round has one question. I only remember one question, which I will provide below. Overall, the interviewers were nice. I was ultimately stuck at the host matching phase.
Contrary to a lot of what I'd heard about the inefficiency of the Google interviewing process, it went really well for me. It started with a recruiter who went over all your basic information and resume details and provided a list of study materials