I work as a ninja developer at Google. What that means is that I wear many hats and masks and am assigned to tackle the hardest engineering challenges.
There aren't that many hard engineering challenges, and AI is a bore. I'm not quite sure what to do with my time.
The process started with an online assessment, which included one easy question followed by one medium question. Afterwards, there was a 45-minute phone screen with one medium question. I coded the solution in an empty Google Doc. I was then flown
There were four "interviews": * A phone screen with a recruiter. * Another phone screen with a more local recruiter. * A first round of interviews on-site. * A longer interview on-site afterward. All of the in-person interviews were whitebo
I had a first phone interview where I was asked some questions pertaining to C and did some coding. The interviewer was slightly condescending, but it was generally okay. A few weeks later, I had another phone interview. It started right off the bat
The process started with an online assessment, which included one easy question followed by one medium question. Afterwards, there was a 45-minute phone screen with one medium question. I coded the solution in an empty Google Doc. I was then flown
There were four "interviews": * A phone screen with a recruiter. * Another phone screen with a more local recruiter. * A first round of interviews on-site. * A longer interview on-site afterward. All of the in-person interviews were whitebo
I had a first phone interview where I was asked some questions pertaining to C and did some coding. The interviewer was slightly condescending, but it was generally okay. A few weeks later, I had another phone interview. It started right off the bat