Great place to work, high-quality teams.
It's a big company, but not much else.
I first spoke with a Google recruiter about the position. Then, the recruiter forwarded my resume to the office where the job was located. A week later, I had a phone interview with an engineer. They asked me a few questions about my job, followed
Phone Round: Basic questions on stacks and queues. Asked DFS, BFS. First Round: Asked one question on shortest path. Gave a brute force solution but could not provide an optimal solution. The interviewer was unsatisfied with the answer. Rejected.
The interview process was so smooth. I was very shy and confused at the beginning. It started with simple questions to break the ice, followed by technical questions. The interviewer was a very nice person and made me feel comfortable, even though
I first spoke with a Google recruiter about the position. Then, the recruiter forwarded my resume to the office where the job was located. A week later, I had a phone interview with an engineer. They asked me a few questions about my job, followed
Phone Round: Basic questions on stacks and queues. Asked DFS, BFS. First Round: Asked one question on shortest path. Gave a brute force solution but could not provide an optimal solution. The interviewer was unsatisfied with the answer. Rejected.
The interview process was so smooth. I was very shy and confused at the beginning. It started with simple questions to break the ice, followed by technical questions. The interviewer was a very nice person and made me feel comfortable, even though