It was fun, chill. Depending on the team, it can be really cutting edge or a bit stagnant.
Projects can instantly stagnate, Google doesn't feel unified at all.
2 phone screens, and 4 algorithmic onsite questions. Some interviewers were nice, others weren't quite as nice. Need to know some simple probabilistic concepts, as well as traditional DFS, BFS, etc.
I had quite a few friends and references within Google, so I went straight to the on-site stage. There were six on-site interviews. None of the questions that were asked were exceedingly difficult, as I ended up with near-optimal solutions to most qu
I submitted my resume online and Google contacted me. The first round consists of two back-to-back interviews on campus (my college, not Google). The second round involves three back-to-back phone interviews. My recruiter is very nice. I felt like
2 phone screens, and 4 algorithmic onsite questions. Some interviewers were nice, others weren't quite as nice. Need to know some simple probabilistic concepts, as well as traditional DFS, BFS, etc.
I had quite a few friends and references within Google, so I went straight to the on-site stage. There were six on-site interviews. None of the questions that were asked were exceedingly difficult, as I ended up with near-optimal solutions to most qu
I submitted my resume online and Google contacted me. The first round consists of two back-to-back interviews on campus (my college, not Google). The second round involves three back-to-back phone interviews. My recruiter is very nice. I felt like