A good place to work at.
Nice environment with a bunch of smart people.
Excellent food, benefits, and other perks.
Poor HR team, which plays a big role in deciding your first posting and, in a way, decides what you'll do initially at Google.
Please try to bring some benefits to the India office also.
Interview about: * Data Structures and Algorithms questions * Graph traversing time complexity * Comparison of sorting algorithms * Backend working questions * HTTP vs. HTTPS requests * Academic history and courses studied * Behavioral questions
It was good, with more focus on optimization, data structures, and time complexity. This made it easy to crack in CoderPad, as most of the questions were from LeetCode.
The interview asked about DSA and SPM SDLC and other models. He gave me some time to think before I answered. He asked me about coding stuff orally, then I completed three coding questions on AVL trees and dynamic programming.
Interview about: * Data Structures and Algorithms questions * Graph traversing time complexity * Comparison of sorting algorithms * Backend working questions * HTTP vs. HTTPS requests * Academic history and courses studied * Behavioral questions
It was good, with more focus on optimization, data structures, and time complexity. This made it easy to crack in CoderPad, as most of the questions were from LeetCode.
The interview asked about DSA and SPM SDLC and other models. He gave me some time to think before I answered. He asked me about coding stuff orally, then I completed three coding questions on AVL trees and dynamic programming.