A nice working environment should be worked hard to achieve.
Too much crowd, really like hell.
I applied through the Google Careers site and received an online assessment (OA). During the assessment, I had two medium LeetCode questions based on arrays, which I successfully completed. However, after two weeks, I received a rejection email.
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
It was quite a good experience. Overall, you need to be strong in your communication and coding skills. Your work experience really matters, and hence your references also matter a lot.
I applied through the Google Careers site and received an online assessment (OA). During the assessment, I had two medium LeetCode questions based on arrays, which I successfully completed. However, after two weeks, I received a rejection email.
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
It was quite a good experience. Overall, you need to be strong in your communication and coding skills. Your work experience really matters, and hence your references also matter a lot.