The atmosphere is very helpful and kind!
I remember I was a Software Intern starting out in this new company. From day one, even the work was challenging, but it soon paid off (literally)!
Google also pays well over average amounts and they also have perks like gyms and never-ending food!
Well, I can't say much, but when you start out, it may be very nerve-racking. But with the help you get, you can feel right in the community!
Online assessment followed by an onsite. The onsite consisted of 5 rounds: * 1 behavioral * 4 coding Post-onsite, feedback is pooled and sent to a hiring committee that makes the final decision. Coordinated with a recruiter throughout.
Four algorithm questions and a team match. I had a try last year and have had many 1v1 interviews, so this year's process is comparable and quite simple. Most were algorithm questions, and they were not so easy and not so hard.
I was contacted by an external recruiter (not from Google) with whom I had a 30-minute interview. Then, I had the phone screen interview. It was a coding exercise done in Google Sheets. I was interviewed by a person from India. The interviewer was
Online assessment followed by an onsite. The onsite consisted of 5 rounds: * 1 behavioral * 4 coding Post-onsite, feedback is pooled and sent to a hiring committee that makes the final decision. Coordinated with a recruiter throughout.
Four algorithm questions and a team match. I had a try last year and have had many 1v1 interviews, so this year's process is comparable and quite simple. Most were algorithm questions, and they were not so easy and not so hard.
I was contacted by an external recruiter (not from Google) with whom I had a 30-minute interview. Then, I had the phone screen interview. It was a coding exercise done in Google Sheets. I was interviewed by a person from India. The interviewer was