Nice work-life balance and nice people.
There is really no downside to working at Google.
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.
I first had to go through an online code screen, and was then scheduled for two back-to-back phone calls with engineers. One of the people interviewing me was rather unpleasant; he dismissed most of the questions I had for him (as a college student,
Two technical interviews initially. A third technical interview followed after doing well on the first and poorly on the second. The interviewers and the process in general were very good. However, the recruiter was not very communicative and I waite
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.
I first had to go through an online code screen, and was then scheduled for two back-to-back phone calls with engineers. One of the people interviewing me was rather unpleasant; he dismissed most of the questions I had for him (as a college student,
Two technical interviews initially. A third technical interview followed after doing well on the first and poorly on the second. The interviewers and the process in general were very good. However, the recruiter was not very communicative and I waite