Great pay and benefits, free food.
No cons at all for working at Google.
I applied online, and a recruiter reached out to me. The first round was a coding interview, featuring a LeetCode Hard difficulty problem involving trees. I was not able to solve it, although the interviewer was helpful. I received my rejection the s
A university recruiter contacted me after I had applied for an internship. She requested my latest transcript and resume. I then had two phone interviews, followed by an invitation for an onsite interview in January. The interviews were one-on-one
A general phone screening was conducted, with questions asking why I would want to work for Google. Afterwards, I visited the workplace for a general overview and a couple of 1-on-1 technical interview questions. Later, I was flown out to Google HQ
I applied online, and a recruiter reached out to me. The first round was a coding interview, featuring a LeetCode Hard difficulty problem involving trees. I was not able to solve it, although the interviewer was helpful. I received my rejection the s
A university recruiter contacted me after I had applied for an internship. She requested my latest transcript and resume. I then had two phone interviews, followed by an invitation for an onsite interview in January. The interviews were one-on-one
A general phone screening was conducted, with questions asking why I would want to work for Google. Afterwards, I visited the workplace for a general overview and a couple of 1-on-1 technical interview questions. Later, I was flown out to Google HQ