Amazing perks (food, other office amenities seem top in class).
Don't have to work too hard (but some people still do).
I can't think of any, honestly.
I was contacted by a Google recruiter towards the beginning of September. I set up the online coding challenge for the following week, in which I was given two coding questions to complete in an hour. I wasn't able to complete either question correct
Phone interview, in-person interview, and virtual assessment. There were multiple coding questions and exercises, along with a variety of questions about previous experience and problem-solving strategy. References were requested, including the best
NYC onsite for 4 rounds. Each round requires you to use a whiteboard to discuss your algorithm and their laptop to write the code. They want to see your problem-solving skills. Be sure to discuss corner cases and complexities as well.
I was contacted by a Google recruiter towards the beginning of September. I set up the online coding challenge for the following week, in which I was given two coding questions to complete in an hour. I wasn't able to complete either question correct
Phone interview, in-person interview, and virtual assessment. There were multiple coding questions and exercises, along with a variety of questions about previous experience and problem-solving strategy. References were requested, including the best
NYC onsite for 4 rounds. Each round requires you to use a whiteboard to discuss your algorithm and their laptop to write the code. They want to see your problem-solving skills. Be sure to discuss corner cases and complexities as well.