Best perks and benefits and coworkers
High chance of having imposter syndrome.
On-site interviews consisted of four 45-minute interviews and an hour lunch. The entire flight, hotel, and other expenses were paid for. The interview questions were quite difficult, but not so difficult that I could not see any way to solve them. Un
I was skipped over for the first half of the interview process (technical phone interview, video interview, etc.) and flown out directly for four in-person interviews in California. Three of them went well, but one interviewer was sick, and the engin
2 rounds over the phone, 4 rounds on site in Mountain View. The first two rounds were relatively easy (linked list, string manipulation), whereas the onsite questions were harder (graph questions, design an autocomplete feature).
On-site interviews consisted of four 45-minute interviews and an hour lunch. The entire flight, hotel, and other expenses were paid for. The interview questions were quite difficult, but not so difficult that I could not see any way to solve them. Un
I was skipped over for the first half of the interview process (technical phone interview, video interview, etc.) and flown out directly for four in-person interviews in California. Three of them went well, but one interviewer was sick, and the engin
2 rounds over the phone, 4 rounds on site in Mountain View. The first two rounds were relatively easy (linked list, string manipulation), whereas the onsite questions were harder (graph questions, design an autocomplete feature).