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Thorough and technical. Make sure you know all everything and review heavily. Spend a lot of time practicing common interview questions, both technical and behavioral. The interview process was smooth and organized, but it was long.

It's rather typical with a phone screen where they ask you basics about data structures and algorithms and have you code on a Google Doc. This is followed by an on-site interview session. They typically have five questions that cover five different

I recently applied for a software engineering position at Google, and although I didn't pass, the experience was highly valuable. The process included an easy application, a helpful recruiter, a technical phone interview, and multiple onsite rounds