Google is a great company.
No cons as such at Google.
I had two interviews for the role of Software Engineering. One question was of average difficulty, and one question was of medium-hard difficulty. The interviews were scheduled continuously, depending on available timings, and could be changed upon r
I applied off-campus and got the call for a written test. It had 3 coding questions and needed to be solved in 30 minutes, but I couldn't solve all the questions.
In late July, I received an email from a Google Recruiter stating that my profile looked impressive and they wished to proceed with interviews for the Software Engineer University Graduate-2025 role. The interview process involved three rounds. Two
I had two interviews for the role of Software Engineering. One question was of average difficulty, and one question was of medium-hard difficulty. The interviews were scheduled continuously, depending on available timings, and could be changed upon r
I applied off-campus and got the call for a written test. It had 3 coding questions and needed to be solved in 30 minutes, but I couldn't solve all the questions.
In late July, I received an email from a Google Recruiter stating that my profile looked impressive and they wished to proceed with interviews for the Software Engineer University Graduate-2025 role. The interview process involved three rounds. Two