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The final round has five consecutive interviews. I’m interviewing level 3/4, so there are no system design questions. Four of them are coding problems, and one is behavioral questions. The coding problems are pretty hard for me.
I was contacted by a recruiter via LinkedIn. We planned to schedule an interview in March. The recruiter left his job but referred me to his colleague, who then scheduled the interview with an engineer at Google. The initial interview was conducted
I applied online. After one week, they emailed me, and we set up a phone interview. It was pretty smooth. The interviewer introduced himself, and after a few minutes, he started the coding part. He asked me two questions. * The first one was eas
The final round has five consecutive interviews. I’m interviewing level 3/4, so there are no system design questions. Four of them are coding problems, and one is behavioral questions. The coding problems are pretty hard for me.
I was contacted by a recruiter via LinkedIn. We planned to schedule an interview in March. The recruiter left his job but referred me to his colleague, who then scheduled the interview with an engineer at Google. The initial interview was conducted
I applied online. After one week, they emailed me, and we set up a phone interview. It was pretty smooth. The interviewer introduced himself, and after a few minutes, he started the coding part. He asked me two questions. * The first one was eas