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Very systematic and clear. Almost the entire process tests data structures and algorithmic knowledge, with one round of "googlyness" (behavioral interview) if you pass the phone rounds. Phone interviews might be relatively easier in comparison to l

There were 5 technical interviews: * 2 system design interviews * 2 coding interviews * 1 Googleyness interview One interviewer was late. All were generally friendly. No significant surprises were encountered; if you've read "Cracking the Cod

2 coding questions. 2 phone interviews of 45 minutes each. The questions were on the lines of using Dijkstra's algorithm and dynamic programming. They were easy/medium LeetCode questions focusing on basic data structures. I would advise reading CLRS