Nice company, nice people, nice benefits.
Nothing I can think of.
The interview had several stages: * Submitting CV and optional cover letter * Filling in a questionnaire * Two technical interviews, each asking LeetCode medium-type questions * An intern placement interview to match you with one of Google's teams.
Two 50-minute technical interviews. The first was a combinatorics question, and the second was a Dijkstra problem. You had time to ask questions after. They asked you one behavioral question before you started the coding process.
There are on-campus opportunities, though you can also visit the Google Careers website and fill out the form. For me, there was an online assessment that included two coding questions. If you are selected, they will then call you for an interview.
The interview had several stages: * Submitting CV and optional cover letter * Filling in a questionnaire * Two technical interviews, each asking LeetCode medium-type questions * An intern placement interview to match you with one of Google's teams.
Two 50-minute technical interviews. The first was a combinatorics question, and the second was a Dijkstra problem. You had time to ask questions after. They asked you one behavioral question before you started the coding process.
There are on-campus opportunities, though you can also visit the Google Careers website and fill out the form. For me, there was an online assessment that included two coding questions. If you are selected, they will then call you for an interview.