Lots of variety at Google, plenty of problems, teams, and locations. The company mothers you and is very kind to its employees.
Living in suburbia Mountain View is boring. SF is far away from the main office.
Initial phone screen that asked some basic technical questions before moving on to an in-campus interview. It basically asked Medium-level questions on LeetCode as well as time and space complexity analysis.
Reached out for an interview, skipped the phone interview. On-site interview: * Five 45-minute interviews * One 45-minute lunch with an employee (ungraded) in the middle. They will reach out to you a few weeks later with the results.
The interview process began with a generic HR question-and-answer session. This was followed by two one-on-one phone interviews, each lasting approximately an hour. Next, a full day on-site included five one-on-one interviews, also around an hour ea
Initial phone screen that asked some basic technical questions before moving on to an in-campus interview. It basically asked Medium-level questions on LeetCode as well as time and space complexity analysis.
Reached out for an interview, skipped the phone interview. On-site interview: * Five 45-minute interviews * One 45-minute lunch with an employee (ungraded) in the middle. They will reach out to you a few weeks later with the results.
The interview process began with a generic HR question-and-answer session. This was followed by two one-on-one phone interviews, each lasting approximately an hour. Next, a full day on-site included five one-on-one interviews, also around an hour ea