Strong environment to learn.
My host engineers and the other engineers on my team were happy to help me with any problems I had, while also giving me much responsibility and the ability to direct my project how I wanted.
Great perks and great food!
Sometimes feeling like a very, very small puzzle piece in a very big puzzle (which is probably likely with many big tech companies). The experience can be "hit or miss" depending on the project and team placement as an intern. I had a positive experience, but others did not mesh well with their team.
A three-hour online phone screen. Questions were pretty basic, something along the lines of elements in a list (finding pairs that sum up to a given number). I had a competitive offer, so the process was streamlined for me.
I applied through the campus career fair and was invited to interview after several weeks. There were two phone interviews. The questions were not too difficult, but I received a rejection.
Applied on Glassdoor. Communicated and spoke to a few Google recruiters who set up a technical phone interview weeks later. After the phone interview, if successful, you moved to the next step: the onsite interview. During the onsite interview, I was
A three-hour online phone screen. Questions were pretty basic, something along the lines of elements in a list (finding pairs that sum up to a given number). I had a competitive offer, so the process was streamlined for me.
I applied through the campus career fair and was invited to interview after several weeks. There were two phone interviews. The questions were not too difficult, but I received a rejection.
Applied on Glassdoor. Communicated and spoke to a few Google recruiters who set up a technical phone interview weeks later. After the phone interview, if successful, you moved to the next step: the onsite interview. During the onsite interview, I was