The work culture is good, and the pay is good.
Not much ownership as the product is already stable.
It was a friendly experience, but the questions were not average. They were completely worth it. The hiring team and onsite visits were fun. The technical questions were super interesting, and time management is the key here.
I was referred by a Google employee for a new graduate role. I had one coding challenge with two questions: one easy and one hard. After passing the coding test, I had a telephonic interview (a 45-minute interview). I was supposed to write code on a
The Google interview process begins with an initial resume review and recruiter screening. This is followed by rigorous technical rounds that test coding skills, data structures, algorithms, and sometimes system design through whiteboard or online e
It was a friendly experience, but the questions were not average. They were completely worth it. The hiring team and onsite visits were fun. The technical questions were super interesting, and time management is the key here.
I was referred by a Google employee for a new graduate role. I had one coding challenge with two questions: one easy and one hard. After passing the coding test, I had a telephonic interview (a 45-minute interview). I was supposed to write code on a
The Google interview process begins with an initial resume review and recruiter screening. This is followed by rigorous technical rounds that test coding skills, data structures, algorithms, and sometimes system design through whiteboard or online e