My summer hosts were amazing and really cared about my growth, and were always available for me when I needed help. The benefits and campus amenities were incredible. The other interns were brilliant and came from really interesting backgrounds. The compensation was top-tier.
Because Google has everything, you might spend too much time at work.
The questions were within the realm of expectation, as I was told. They covered the usual algorithms and data structures. The questions were more thinking-based, and the amount of code written wasn't very long.
The first call was a relaxed chat where my recruiter asked about my projects, my tech stack, and my coding experience, followed by two technical interviews after your resume gets shortlisted.
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
The questions were within the realm of expectation, as I was told. They covered the usual algorithms and data structures. The questions were more thinking-based, and the amount of code written wasn't very long.
The first call was a relaxed chat where my recruiter asked about my projects, my tech stack, and my coding experience, followed by two technical interviews after your resume gets shortlisted.
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