The project is a challenge. You can really learn something.
I am used to the food.
Pretty good.
The interesting parts of the Google interview process are all under NDA, and you can't discuss them for two years after the interview. Here's what I can tell you: * Their initial contact with me was via email, through LinkedIn. I didn't contact them
Position: University Graduate, Full-time. Process: * 90-minute coding sample (2 problems) * Onsite (4 interviews) * Hiring committee * Team matching * Offer Preparation: ~150 LeetCode problems over the summer and practiced with a friend on a whiteb
Uploaded my resume online, was contacted a few days later to arrange two phone interviews. The interviews went OK, but still no offer was made. I needed US visa sponsorship, and I guess that was the problem.
The interesting parts of the Google interview process are all under NDA, and you can't discuss them for two years after the interview. Here's what I can tell you: * Their initial contact with me was via email, through LinkedIn. I didn't contact them
Position: University Graduate, Full-time. Process: * 90-minute coding sample (2 problems) * Onsite (4 interviews) * Hiring committee * Team matching * Offer Preparation: ~150 LeetCode problems over the summer and practiced with a friend on a whiteb
Uploaded my resume online, was contacted a few days later to arrange two phone interviews. The interviews went OK, but still no offer was made. I needed US visa sponsorship, and I guess that was the problem.