Interesting work and cool offices.
Free snacks and lots of cool people.
Things are moving slow in general. It's taking forever to make any changes.
I was contacted by a recruiter after visiting Google at a career fair. I then went through two phone interviews with live coding focused on algorithms, data structures, and optimization. After that, I was invited on-site for a full-day interview (Go
The phone interview process was quick and efficient. The onsite was grueling and hard, but not "crazy hard". However, almost all onsite interview questions asked about some LeetCode-type question, which was boring to me.
The process began with an initial conversation where I briefly introduced myself. A few days later, I participated in a technical interview focused on LeetCode-style medium-difficulty problems. The interview involved two questions: * The first q
I was contacted by a recruiter after visiting Google at a career fair. I then went through two phone interviews with live coding focused on algorithms, data structures, and optimization. After that, I was invited on-site for a full-day interview (Go
The phone interview process was quick and efficient. The onsite was grueling and hard, but not "crazy hard". However, almost all onsite interview questions asked about some LeetCode-type question, which was boring to me.
The process began with an initial conversation where I briefly introduced myself. A few days later, I participated in a technical interview focused on LeetCode-style medium-difficulty problems. The interview involved two questions: * The first q