Pretty good work-life balance.
Not much advancement opportunities for SWE.
It was hard. They asked a lot of LeetCode questions. I struggled a lot during most of them. I would recommend grinding LeetCode. It will help a lot in securing an offer.
I was invited for a 20-minute screening call. The schedule changed midway, from Thursday to Friday at the same hour, because Thursday was a bank holiday in Zurich and the interviewer had forgotten about it. So far, that's totally fine. But Friday
This was the second phone interview, the first being with a recruiter. I spoke with an engineer at Google and he asked me some general C++ questions (malloc, polymorphism, virtual functions, etc.). He then gave me a problem to write an algorithm for:
It was hard. They asked a lot of LeetCode questions. I struggled a lot during most of them. I would recommend grinding LeetCode. It will help a lot in securing an offer.
I was invited for a 20-minute screening call. The schedule changed midway, from Thursday to Friday at the same hour, because Thursday was a bank holiday in Zurich and the interviewer had forgotten about it. So far, that's totally fine. But Friday
This was the second phone interview, the first being with a recruiter. I spoke with an engineer at Google and he asked me some general C++ questions (malloc, polymorphism, virtual functions, etc.). He then gave me a problem to write an algorithm for: