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I recently had a phone interview. It was pretty good. They asked basic data structure complexities first, followed by two coding questions. Fortunately, they weren't as bad as I thought they would be. My experience with that interview suggests you
I applied online through the Google Careers website and was later contacted by a recruiter. The interview process included: * A first-round phone interview covering basic data structures and background. * A second-round onsite interview at HQ w
I applied through an online form and had two one-hour interviews. The questions were moderately difficult and very technical. The first interview went very well, but I messed up the second one and didn't get the offer. You can expect to answer a m
I recently had a phone interview. It was pretty good. They asked basic data structure complexities first, followed by two coding questions. Fortunately, they weren't as bad as I thought they would be. My experience with that interview suggests you
I applied online through the Google Careers website and was later contacted by a recruiter. The interview process included: * A first-round phone interview covering basic data structures and background. * A second-round onsite interview at HQ w
I applied through an online form and had two one-hour interviews. The questions were moderately difficult and very technical. The first interview went very well, but I messed up the second one and didn't get the offer. You can expect to answer a m