It's Google. Come on. You work for Google, for Christ's sake.
You can't also work at another company while also working at Google, limiting your bragging options.
Keep being Google.
I recently interned at Google as a Software Engineer. The process to get there was intense but exciting. ## Application Process The application started with a pre-placement talk, followed by resume-based shortlisting. Students from CSE, EE, and ECE
The phone interview went straight to programming without any introduction. The question was pretty fun to solve, but it made me flustered that we went straight to solving the problem from the first minute of the call. The interviewer gave little to n
It was a 45-min technical phone interview. A question that is not hard (very basic array manipulation given a desired final state) was asked, but I didn't do it well because I overestimated the complexity of the problem at the beginning. One importan
I recently interned at Google as a Software Engineer. The process to get there was intense but exciting. ## Application Process The application started with a pre-placement talk, followed by resume-based shortlisting. Students from CSE, EE, and ECE
The phone interview went straight to programming without any introduction. The question was pretty fun to solve, but it made me flustered that we went straight to solving the problem from the first minute of the call. The interviewer gave little to n
It was a 45-min technical phone interview. A question that is not hard (very basic array manipulation given a desired final state) was asked, but I didn't do it well because I overestimated the complexity of the problem at the beginning. One importan