I thoroughly enjoyed my time at Google. Compensation is unquestionably good, the work is challenging and rewarding, and the products one works on will be used by millions of people.
I didn't feel my career was growing at the rate I wanted it to. It's hard to make waves in a 100,000-person company, but the environment was excellent.
I got in with a referral for a coding interview. It was about a LeetCode medium question. It took a bit, but I was able to arrive at and code an optimal solution. About a week later, after following up, I was rejected with zero feedback on what I d
The first step was a Google Hiring Assessment, which is a behavioral round with questions on workplace ethics, conflict resolution, etc. The answer options ranged from strongly agree to strongly disagree. Once I cleared that, I was scheduled for a t
This is the best interview I have ever had. The recruiters were also nice and hard-working (they even replied to my email around midnight). There were two rounds of phone interviews. The questions were not difficult, one related to hashmaps and one
I got in with a referral for a coding interview. It was about a LeetCode medium question. It took a bit, but I was able to arrive at and code an optimal solution. About a week later, after following up, I was rejected with zero feedback on what I d
The first step was a Google Hiring Assessment, which is a behavioral round with questions on workplace ethics, conflict resolution, etc. The answer options ranged from strongly agree to strongly disagree. Once I cleared that, I was scheduled for a t
This is the best interview I have ever had. The recruiters were also nice and hard-working (they even replied to my email around midnight). There were two rounds of phone interviews. The questions were not difficult, one related to hashmaps and one