Google absolutely guarantees that your internship will be excellent. The pay is the same as a starting software engineer, you get access to all the perks, and you have the ability to do a simplified "intern conversion" process to become a full-time engineer.
In my opinion, the biggest issue with Google is that there seem to be many people who are overqualified for their jobs. Harvard grads answering Orkut tickets. Most of the time, however, people who are motivated to find interesting work are able to do so.
Awesome experience. Timely; everyone was helpful and friendly. Didn't get an offer, but the recruiter made sure to extend an offer to work with me again if I were to apply in the future.
First, get connected with HR. Didn't have an online assessment or phone interview in my case. After a 5-round (4 technical interviews and 1 behavioral interview) onsite interview, I had two more additional interviews.
I had a phone screen followed by the onsite. At the onsite interview, I was asked quite hard questions and I was able to solve them. This was my third onsite interview, so I was quite well prepared. Rejected, stating my performance wasn't consistent
Awesome experience. Timely; everyone was helpful and friendly. Didn't get an offer, but the recruiter made sure to extend an offer to work with me again if I were to apply in the future.
First, get connected with HR. Didn't have an online assessment or phone interview in my case. After a 5-round (4 technical interviews and 1 behavioral interview) onsite interview, I had two more additional interviews.
I had a phone screen followed by the onsite. At the onsite interview, I was asked quite hard questions and I was able to solve them. This was my third onsite interview, so I was quite well prepared. Rejected, stating my performance wasn't consistent