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I managed to get a referral from a Googler. After one or two weeks, I received the online assessment, which I finished a few days later. One week after that, I reached the phone screen phase, which I scheduled for three weeks later. Unfortunately, I
One phone interview, then five onsite coding interviews. Study up ACM questions to pass this. The questions are mildly hard; it's all going to be about your presentation. Practice on a whiteboard. Go slow. Ask lots of questions.
Surprisingly, my interviews were rather simple. They consisted of standard Java problem-solving questions. There were no red-black trees or any such data structures, no probability, and no trick questions.
I managed to get a referral from a Googler. After one or two weeks, I received the online assessment, which I finished a few days later. One week after that, I reached the phone screen phase, which I scheduled for three weeks later. Unfortunately, I
One phone interview, then five onsite coding interviews. Study up ACM questions to pass this. The questions are mildly hard; it's all going to be about your presentation. Practice on a whiteboard. Go slow. Ask lots of questions.
Surprisingly, my interviews were rather simple. They consisted of standard Java problem-solving questions. There were no red-black trees or any such data structures, no probability, and no trick questions.