Good benefits, pay, and work-life balance.
A little boring, less attractive work.
I was selected through an online puzzle game (the "foo bar challenge," which appeared while browsing on Google). After solving it, I received an email to submit my resume. I was then directly called for an onsite interview consisting of five rounds.
I went through a phone interview and was invited to Mountain View for an on-site. I had four interviews in one day. They asked basic computer science fundamental questions. I answered okay, but not perfectly.
1. Ask the problem and solution of my previous project. 2. Introduce one of my favorite course projects. 3. Explain Binary Search Tree. 4. Find the next larger node and write down code in BST. 5. Check whether a string is symmetric and how to tes
I was selected through an online puzzle game (the "foo bar challenge," which appeared while browsing on Google). After solving it, I received an email to submit my resume. I was then directly called for an onsite interview consisting of five rounds.
I went through a phone interview and was invited to Mountain View for an on-site. I had four interviews in one day. They asked basic computer science fundamental questions. I answered okay, but not perfectly.
1. Ask the problem and solution of my previous project. 2. Introduce one of my favorite course projects. 3. Explain Binary Search Tree. 4. Find the next larger node and write down code in BST. 5. Check whether a string is symmetric and how to tes