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Exactly as others have said. It's very technical, but it gets easier if you prepare. The staff I've interacted with on-site were all very friendly. They even assign a person to have a short lunch with you to answer any burning questions.

I first had a non-technical phone call with a recruiter. Next, I had a technical phone interview where I was asked to write code on Google Docs. Finally, I had 4 or 5 on-site interviews during one day, from 9:00 to 14:00. I also had lunch with a Go

Pretty good, very well structured. I applied through employee referral. Most of the questions focused on algorithms and coding. The process was very streamlined, and I enjoyed the interview process. The questions were logical and related to real pr