9-5 is a false expectation!
There was micromanagement, with no guidance and support.
Standard for Google: two pure coding interviews, one free-form interview, system design, and mixed design/coding. Complexity was so-so. In comparison with other Bay Area companies, system design was placed at the very end. My opinion is that at Googl
It went well. They asked me LeetCode questions, and I solved some problems and others not. Then, some culture fit questions were asked to check if I was a good match for the company. It was an interesting interview.
I applied online and about a week later, a recruiter reached out. The next step was a hiring assessment, followed by scheduling the technical interviews. The technical interview consisted of 3 rounds of LeetCode-style questions.
Standard for Google: two pure coding interviews, one free-form interview, system design, and mixed design/coding. Complexity was so-so. In comparison with other Bay Area companies, system design was placed at the very end. My opinion is that at Googl
It went well. They asked me LeetCode questions, and I solved some problems and others not. Then, some culture fit questions were asked to check if I was a good match for the company. It was an interesting interview.
I applied online and about a week later, a recruiter reached out. The next step was a hiring assessment, followed by scheduling the technical interviews. The technical interview consisted of 3 rounds of LeetCode-style questions.