The perks are as fantastic as you hear about, but the real benefits of working at Google are the caliber of people you have the opportunity to work with and the problems you get to solve.
It's a very large company, so there's all the normal large-company stuff you might have to deal with (e.g., being a cog in the system).
Recruiter Call On-site: * 3 Technical rounds * 1 Behavioral round Difficulty is Hard. We need to know each data structure in depth. No question is directly from LeetCode or other websites. Learn and practice as many problems as possible to be able
The interview process consisted of: * A 30-minute recruiter call. * A 4-hour loop, comprising three 1-hour coding rounds and one 1-hour behavioral round. Google is by far the worst company I have ever interviewed with. Two interviewers were sup
The process was straightforward. I applied through LinkedIn, and a recruiter contacted me. They scheduled a technical round with the hiring manager. It didn't go so well. The question was of easy to medium difficulty, but I was expecting a DSA ques
Recruiter Call On-site: * 3 Technical rounds * 1 Behavioral round Difficulty is Hard. We need to know each data structure in depth. No question is directly from LeetCode or other websites. Learn and practice as many problems as possible to be able
The interview process consisted of: * A 30-minute recruiter call. * A 4-hour loop, comprising three 1-hour coding rounds and one 1-hour behavioral round. Google is by far the worst company I have ever interviewed with. Two interviewers were sup
The process was straightforward. I applied through LinkedIn, and a recruiter contacted me. They scheduled a technical round with the hiring manager. It didn't go so well. The question was of easy to medium difficulty, but I was expecting a DSA ques