Great place to work. The perks and benefits are amazing.
Ensure you pick a team whose product you actually like. It's hard to switch within the first year of joining a team.
I started the interview process with an email from a recruiter on LinkedIn. Many people at my college received the same email. The first interview was a standard phone screen where we went over my resume and summer experiences, and I had any questio
1. Contacted by a UCSD recruiter for Google, who found me on LinkedIn. 2. Took a 2-problem coding exam (1-hour duration). One problem was easy/intermediate; the second problem was more challenging. 3. Successfully completed the first problem in 10-
Two phone calls plus five on-site interviews. The interviews covered the areas of Computer Science, programming (I chose to program in C++), systems design, but especially the general ability to solve problems. Train your brains with some good old-fa
I started the interview process with an email from a recruiter on LinkedIn. Many people at my college received the same email. The first interview was a standard phone screen where we went over my resume and summer experiences, and I had any questio
1. Contacted by a UCSD recruiter for Google, who found me on LinkedIn. 2. Took a 2-problem coding exam (1-hour duration). One problem was easy/intermediate; the second problem was more challenging. 3. Successfully completed the first problem in 10-
Two phone calls plus five on-site interviews. The interviews covered the areas of Computer Science, programming (I chose to program in C++), systems design, but especially the general ability to solve problems. Train your brains with some good old-fa