Great company with Work-Life Balance
pays less than what it should.
I received an email from a recruiter on LinkedIn. I accepted the recruiter's request. The recruiter then set up a 45-minute phone interview with a Google engineer. The interview consisted of several questions pertaining to hashing and sorting. At t
OA -> Phone Interview 1 -> Phone Interview 2 The first interviewer was very nice. I was too nervous at that time, but they gave me hints and led me to the correct answer. The second interview was okay; I think I performed much better than the first
People are nice. The working environment is so-so. The cafeteria is crowded. Questions are not particularly hard, but you need to write on the whiteboard quickly.
I received an email from a recruiter on LinkedIn. I accepted the recruiter's request. The recruiter then set up a 45-minute phone interview with a Google engineer. The interview consisted of several questions pertaining to hashing and sorting. At t
OA -> Phone Interview 1 -> Phone Interview 2 The first interviewer was very nice. I was too nervous at that time, but they gave me hints and led me to the correct answer. The second interview was okay; I think I performed much better than the first
People are nice. The working environment is so-so. The cafeteria is crowded. Questions are not particularly hard, but you need to write on the whiteboard quickly.