Pays well, a lot of great perks.
Very large company. Sometimes feels like you’re just a number.
The Google interviewing process is lengthy and slow. The steps I experienced were: * Recruiter phone screen * Coding challenge * Technical phone interview * Onsite (4 rounds of 45-minute interviews) Roughly two to three weeks passed between each st
Had one phone screen and five onsite interviews. Interviewers ensured understanding of questions and focused on fundamentals rather than specific topics or programming languages. Topics covered: * Coding * Networks * Cryptography * Data structures
I had interned at Google before. They moved me to an onsite interview immediately. It took them around 4 weeks to get back to me after the onsite. I was rejected, but they suggested I apply to the Resident Engineer program. I declined to do so beca
The Google interviewing process is lengthy and slow. The steps I experienced were: * Recruiter phone screen * Coding challenge * Technical phone interview * Onsite (4 rounds of 45-minute interviews) Roughly two to three weeks passed between each st
Had one phone screen and five onsite interviews. Interviewers ensured understanding of questions and focused on fundamentals rather than specific topics or programming languages. Topics covered: * Coding * Networks * Cryptography * Data structures
I had interned at Google before. They moved me to an onsite interview immediately. It took them around 4 weeks to get back to me after the onsite. I was rejected, but they suggested I apply to the Resident Engineer program. I declined to do so beca