Gets to work on live projects.
No such cons. You will enjoy being at Google.
I applied for the Software Engineer position at Google through a referral and had an initial conversation with a Google recruiter, mostly covering technical questions like time and space complexity. This was followed by a technical phone interview a
The interview was very good. There were 3 DSA rounds, 1 aptitude round, and a technical round. The manager was quite friendly and helped me to crack it. Also, I think the key to cracking these interviews is your DSA knowledge and preparation.
It went great. I was expecting some hard questions, but they asked me some medium DSA questions. They also asked me some system design questions, which I guess weren't that hard. They also asked questions on my resume projects.
I applied for the Software Engineer position at Google through a referral and had an initial conversation with a Google recruiter, mostly covering technical questions like time and space complexity. This was followed by a technical phone interview a
The interview was very good. There were 3 DSA rounds, 1 aptitude round, and a technical round. The manager was quite friendly and helped me to crack it. Also, I think the key to cracking these interviews is your DSA knowledge and preparation.
It went great. I was expecting some hard questions, but they asked me some medium DSA questions. They also asked me some system design questions, which I guess weren't that hard. They also asked questions on my resume projects.