Sometimes you'll end up working on a project that gets axed. Happens in software, though.
I was referred by a Google employee and received an email soon after. The HR team scheduled two phone interviews, but I did not perform well in them. The problems were not very difficult, but I made several mistakes. This was actually my first tech
My resume was shortlisted, and I was invited for two consecutive coding interviews. The interviewers were very friendly and evaluated me on my problem-solving capabilities. Yes, that is right.
It wasn't really an interview. There weren't really any questions asked about previous experiences or what I could bring to the table. It was more of a programming test where you share a Google Doc with the person conducting the "interview". He'd gi
I was referred by a Google employee and received an email soon after. The HR team scheduled two phone interviews, but I did not perform well in them. The problems were not very difficult, but I made several mistakes. This was actually my first tech
My resume was shortlisted, and I was invited for two consecutive coding interviews. The interviewers were very friendly and evaluated me on my problem-solving capabilities. Yes, that is right.
It wasn't really an interview. There weren't really any questions asked about previous experiences or what I could bring to the table. It was more of a programming test where you share a Google Doc with the person conducting the "interview". He'd gi