Work-life balance is nice.
Big name.
Little impact on project.
Everybody is perf-oriented.
Food is... nah.
This was my first time interviewing with Google. All of these interviews were virtual. There were 5 interviews, and all the staff was respectful. Four out of five were technical, mainly focusing on data structure questions. There was only one beha
Everyone was kind and explained stuff I did not get at the end. No one was condescending, even though I'm sort of dumb. Lol, yay! Thanks, Google, even though I didn't get an offer, it's all good.
Initial coding snapshots were taken. After two weeks, I received a call for phone screens. Two phone interviews followed, and then I was invited for five onsite interviews. The onsite interviews were challenging, involving graphs and DP questions.
This was my first time interviewing with Google. All of these interviews were virtual. There were 5 interviews, and all the staff was respectful. Four out of five were technical, mainly focusing on data structure questions. There was only one beha
Everyone was kind and explained stuff I did not get at the end. No one was condescending, even though I'm sort of dumb. Lol, yay! Thanks, Google, even though I didn't get an offer, it's all good.
Initial coding snapshots were taken. After two weeks, I received a call for phone screens. Two phone interviews followed, and then I was invited for five onsite interviews. The onsite interviews were challenging, involving graphs and DP questions.