Working at Google is very comfortable, such that you're willing to not enjoy what you're doing for the massive paycheck and perks.
Depending on your team, you may have a bad experience. There is not a lot of room for ownership or visibility of impact.
Technical phone interview: Most questions were about systems design and a coding question at the end. They briefly asked about what you currently do and your past experience, but the focus was mainly on your knowledge of computer science and problem
I applied off-campus and got the call for a written test. It had 3 coding questions and needed to be solved in 30 minutes, but I couldn't solve all the questions.
Very good, but the feedback was poor, to be honest. I did not get a response. However, it was easy to apply and locate the opening. I expected experience from graduates, but I guess that’s normal now. I will try again at a later stage.
Technical phone interview: Most questions were about systems design and a coding question at the end. They briefly asked about what you currently do and your past experience, but the focus was mainly on your knowledge of computer science and problem
I applied off-campus and got the call for a written test. It had 3 coding questions and needed to be solved in 30 minutes, but I couldn't solve all the questions.
Very good, but the feedback was poor, to be honest. I did not get a response. However, it was easy to apply and locate the opening. I expected experience from graduates, but I guess that’s normal now. I will try again at a later stage.