Great culture. Interesting problems to work on. Great perks. Gold standard software engineering practices.
A lot of what you learn at Google is only going to be useful at Google.
I've spent 3 years at Google and spent a lot of time learning about internal tools and processes that won't be useful in a job anywhere else.
Had my first phone interview that featured a live code editor. I was asked a single design question requiring basic knowledge of data structures and algorithms. The interview was conducted over Google Meet, and I chose Python as the language.
It was about my experience and critical thinking. It was kind of hard; it was not easy to be prepared. It took a lot of thinking to answer the questions in a way that the interviewer would like me and connect with me, so that means it would be easi
I was contacted by a recruiter after applying. My first round was then scheduled. You can schedule it several weeks in advance. Generally, after clearing that round, you would advance to a final virtual onsite.
Had my first phone interview that featured a live code editor. I was asked a single design question requiring basic knowledge of data structures and algorithms. The interview was conducted over Google Meet, and I chose Python as the language.
It was about my experience and critical thinking. It was kind of hard; it was not easy to be prepared. It took a lot of thinking to answer the questions in a way that the interviewer would like me and connect with me, so that means it would be easi
I was contacted by a recruiter after applying. My first round was then scheduled. You can schedule it several weeks in advance. Generally, after clearing that round, you would advance to a final virtual onsite.