It was the best experience overall. I learned things very well.
There are not any cons at all.
They called me in for an interview. They asked me a few questions and requested that I write some lines of code for a specific function. I did that, and then they asked me to design a program to carry this out, which is fairly straightforward for an
I interned at Google the summer before and loved the place. The team seemed to like me. I am graduating, so let's do interviews! I contacted my intern recruiter asking for a full-time job opportunity, and s/he quickly referred me to the recruiter re
Pretty straightforward. I had one round where the interviewer asked me to code an algorithm problem. I was able to write code for a simple solution, but I could not make my code faster.
They called me in for an interview. They asked me a few questions and requested that I write some lines of code for a specific function. I did that, and then they asked me to design a program to carry this out, which is fairly straightforward for an
I interned at Google the summer before and loved the place. The team seemed to like me. I am graduating, so let's do interviews! I contacted my intern recruiter asking for a full-time job opportunity, and s/he quickly referred me to the recruiter re
Pretty straightforward. I had one round where the interviewer asked me to code an algorithm problem. I was able to write code for a simple solution, but I could not make my code faster.