Large company, a good learning experience.
Not much control over what you do.
There are 4 rounds in a day, and each round lasts 45 minutes. Three of the rounds are technical, and one is behavioral. The technical rounds each ask one LeetCode question, followed by questions about optimization.
Purely algorithmic. There were 5 interviews, each 45 minutes long, plus a lunch interview. The first problem was a graph search problem, solvable using DFS and knowledge of disjoint sets. The second problem involved a linked list. The third probl
A university recruiter contacted me and helped me through the process of two technical phone interviews and four technical onsite interviews. Google fully accommodated me (I'm from the East Coast). Every Googler I met was helpful, nice, and knowledge
There are 4 rounds in a day, and each round lasts 45 minutes. Three of the rounds are technical, and one is behavioral. The technical rounds each ask one LeetCode question, followed by questions about optimization.
Purely algorithmic. There were 5 interviews, each 45 minutes long, plus a lunch interview. The first problem was a graph search problem, solvable using DFS and knowledge of disjoint sets. The second problem involved a linked list. The third probl
A university recruiter contacted me and helped me through the process of two technical phone interviews and four technical onsite interviews. Google fully accommodated me (I'm from the East Coast). Every Googler I met was helpful, nice, and knowledge