Google on the inside is pretty much exactly what it looks like from the outside. There are no surprises. It's a fun internship with lots of opportunity to continue with them once your internship is up.
I enjoyed my summer there. Although I would recommend, if you have a choice, working at one of the larger offices. I worked at a smaller office and didn't feel like I got the whole Google experience.
As an intern, I didn't really deal with management.
The hiring process was very fluid. I applied online and was contacted by a recruiter to set up a phone interview. The first interview consisted of standard algorithms questions and a creative pricing question. I passed the first round and was set up
I was contacted by a recruiter who put me through two back-to-back interviews. The questions were interesting and definitely took time to answer. Once the interviews were over, I entered a host matching period where I had to wait for someone at Goo
Two phone calls back to back. Standard LeetCode, both sort of medium. Applied through online with a referral and they got back to me in a few days. Took two weeks, then interviewed.
The hiring process was very fluid. I applied online and was contacted by a recruiter to set up a phone interview. The first interview consisted of standard algorithms questions and a creative pricing question. I passed the first round and was set up
I was contacted by a recruiter who put me through two back-to-back interviews. The questions were interesting and definitely took time to answer. Once the interviews were over, I entered a host matching period where I had to wait for someone at Goo
Two phone calls back to back. Standard LeetCode, both sort of medium. Applied through online with a referral and they got back to me in a few days. Took two weeks, then interviewed.