Good place to work at Google.
No cons for working on Google.
I applied through a recruiter and was contacted by another recruiter within Google. I went through a quick phone screen with the interviewer and was then scheduled for a technical phone interview. Sadly, it was my first technical interview ever, an
It is a 4-round interview. One round is behavioral, and the remaining 3 are LeetCode-style coding problems. The behavioral round covers basic questions and your past work experience. For coding, one problem is a bit hard, and the remaining 2 are e
I had a phone screening, a technical phone call, and then I had about 5 in-person interviews at Mountain View. Everyone I spoke to was pretty friendly. The interview process can get a bit tiring, but it was a great experience.
I applied through a recruiter and was contacted by another recruiter within Google. I went through a quick phone screen with the interviewer and was then scheduled for a technical phone interview. Sadly, it was my first technical interview ever, an
It is a 4-round interview. One round is behavioral, and the remaining 3 are LeetCode-style coding problems. The behavioral round covers basic questions and your past work experience. For coding, one problem is a bit hard, and the remaining 2 are e
I had a phone screening, a technical phone call, and then I had about 5 in-person interviews at Mountain View. Everyone I spoke to was pretty friendly. The interview process can get a bit tiring, but it was a great experience.