It was a good experience overall.
Nothing much to tell. I left early.
I got a call from Google and I attended an interview for an SDET role. The interviewer seemed to be in a bad mood, with no smile and no enthusiasm. Expectations for coding skills for a QA Engineer are higher than for a developer.
Introductory interview. A 30-minute interview about my ambitions and abilities, my past and future projects. They had me write a few lines of code and identify masked critical issues in Go source code.
The onsite interview was very good. It included many technical questions and one programming question related to linked lists. There was also a puzzle given to test how to find if there is a loop in a linked list and remove it.
I got a call from Google and I attended an interview for an SDET role. The interviewer seemed to be in a bad mood, with no smile and no enthusiasm. Expectations for coding skills for a QA Engineer are higher than for a developer.
Introductory interview. A 30-minute interview about my ambitions and abilities, my past and future projects. They had me write a few lines of code and identify masked critical issues in Go source code.
The onsite interview was very good. It included many technical questions and one programming question related to linked lists. There was also a puzzle given to test how to find if there is a loop in a linked list and remove it.