It is a well-known company where people are generally smart, and there is a mostly OK work-life balance. It is usually easy to switch teams.
There was a slow promotion process. There was a lot of friction during development, and there was over-engineering everywhere.
Smooth, it was exactly as you read online. I just wish I did more LeetCode questions to prepare. However, the recruiter and engineer were nice and helpful, and responded in a timely fashion. The rejection letter came within the week of the interview.
The interview at Google involved a strong focus on data structures and algorithms, particularly tree-based problems. One of the key questions asked was from the topic of trees, which I had practiced thoroughly using SDE sheets and video explanations
Google's interview process includes: * Online assessments * Technical interviews * Onsite rounds These cover data structures, algorithms, system design, and behavioral questions. Common questions involve coding challenges, scalability, and pr
Smooth, it was exactly as you read online. I just wish I did more LeetCode questions to prepare. However, the recruiter and engineer were nice and helpful, and responded in a timely fashion. The rejection letter came within the week of the interview.
The interview at Google involved a strong focus on data structures and algorithms, particularly tree-based problems. One of the key questions asked was from the topic of trees, which I had practiced thoroughly using SDE sheets and video explanations
Google's interview process includes: * Online assessments * Technical interviews * Onsite rounds These cover data structures, algorithms, system design, and behavioral questions. Common questions involve coding challenges, scalability, and pr