Nice working conditions in the office.
I don't find anything which was very bad.
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
Very easy if you know data structures and algorithms very well, plus creative thinking and some knowledge of system design. You are good to go. They mainly focus on data structure and algorithm questions and how well and optimized a solution you can
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
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
Very easy if you know data structures and algorithms very well, plus creative thinking and some knowledge of system design. You are good to go. They mainly focus on data structure and algorithm questions and how well and optimized a solution you can
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