I definitely enjoyed this internship and would recommend it to anyone before heading into industry as a full-time employee.
Actually, it's very difficult to think of cons. I suppose it would have been nice to be in one of the "more fun" buildings than GWC.
I appeared for a phone screen about a month ago. I was asked one question about Arrays and Strings, which I implemented on a shared Google Doc, explaining complexity, etc. The interviewer then asked me to design an algorithm for another question and
Back in December, a recruiter contacted me via email. The message was initially sent to my college email's spam folder, so I scheduled the phone interview quite late to allow for preparation. A Googler from Mountain View contacted me, and we went ov
Three technical interviews were conducted via phone, each lasting 55 minutes. The interviewers also asked several ad-hoc questions relevant to my code, such as the complexity of algorithms and the size of data structures.
I appeared for a phone screen about a month ago. I was asked one question about Arrays and Strings, which I implemented on a shared Google Doc, explaining complexity, etc. The interviewer then asked me to design an algorithm for another question and
Back in December, a recruiter contacted me via email. The message was initially sent to my college email's spam folder, so I scheduled the phone interview quite late to allow for preparation. A Googler from Mountain View contacted me, and we went ov
Three technical interviews were conducted via phone, each lasting 55 minutes. The interviewers also asked several ad-hoc questions relevant to my code, such as the complexity of algorithms and the size of data structures.