A good company to work for.
No work-life balance at Google.
2 phone interviews, 1 host match interview. Phone interviews are quite standard. They often involve basic graph traversal problems and some you can find on LeetCode/CareerCup. Just remember the most commonly used data structures and their Big-O comp
I had two back-to-back interviews. I did amazing in the first one and terrible in the second one. I was asked to do a third one, which I did well. I went into Host Matching but received no match, so my application was closed.
An employee at Google helped me submit my resume through their referral system. Two days later, a recruiter contacted me and asked me to fill out some standard forms about my location preference and skills. Then another recruiter asked for my preferr
2 phone interviews, 1 host match interview. Phone interviews are quite standard. They often involve basic graph traversal problems and some you can find on LeetCode/CareerCup. Just remember the most commonly used data structures and their Big-O comp
I had two back-to-back interviews. I did amazing in the first one and terrible in the second one. I was asked to do a third one, which I did well. I went into Host Matching but received no match, so my application was closed.
An employee at Google helped me submit my resume through their referral system. Two days later, a recruiter contacted me and asked me to fill out some standard forms about my location preference and skills. Then another recruiter asked for my preferr