Good, good food was good.
The layoffs were bad.
I had 5 rounds of interviews, each 45 minutes long. The first interviewer was about 10 minutes late, which shortened the first interview to 35 minutes. Fortunately, I finished the coding. The second interview involved a dynamic programming problem to
Two back-to-back 45-minute rounds, each testing our coding skills (one question per round) on basic data structures and their applications to problem statements. The questions were simple, and interviews provided hints to help you out if required.
The interview process involved: * A 30-minute pre-arranged phone interview. * A half-day on-site interview in New York with 3-5 engineers (no management). * A final interview at headquarters in Mountain View.
I had 5 rounds of interviews, each 45 minutes long. The first interviewer was about 10 minutes late, which shortened the first interview to 35 minutes. Fortunately, I finished the coding. The second interview involved a dynamic programming problem to
Two back-to-back 45-minute rounds, each testing our coding skills (one question per round) on basic data structures and their applications to problem statements. The questions were simple, and interviews provided hints to help you out if required.
The interview process involved: * A 30-minute pre-arranged phone interview. * A half-day on-site interview in New York with 3-5 engineers (no management). * A final interview at headquarters in Mountain View.