Flexible working arrangements. Competitive salary. Smart/cool people to work with.
Occasional antagonistic colleague, but most are very nice.
I applied online. The process took 2 months. Started with an HR phone call, then a technical follow-up with another Software Engineer. The interviews were mostly LeetCode-style with specific DSA questions. Then came a few more rounds like this with
I just had an interview with Google today and wanted to post my experience for whoever may find it useful, interesting, or has an interview coming up and is nervous and wants to see others fail before them. While I am sure most things were discussed
Two 45-minute phone screenings. First interview was standard CS data structure question, asking to reduce complexity from O(n^2) to O(n). Also talked about my own research and the company. The second question was more open-ended. I had to implement a
I applied online. The process took 2 months. Started with an HR phone call, then a technical follow-up with another Software Engineer. The interviews were mostly LeetCode-style with specific DSA questions. Then came a few more rounds like this with
I just had an interview with Google today and wanted to post my experience for whoever may find it useful, interesting, or has an interview coming up and is nervous and wants to see others fail before them. While I am sure most things were discussed
Two 45-minute phone screenings. First interview was standard CS data structure question, asking to reduce complexity from O(n^2) to O(n). Also talked about my own research and the company. The second question was more open-ended. I had to implement a