Google is amazing. I feel really happy to work there and would definitely recommend the company to anyone interested.
Since it's a big company, there are many different products and usually many different people in each product. So it's rare to work on all end-to-end tools, since the tasks are split. But this doesn't make the job any less interesting.
I first had a telephonic interview. There was a brief discussion on my resume. The questions were much easier than I expected. The interviewers were not intimidating at all and did not try to make the process stressful.
First, there was an assessment test. I was given two questions. The questions were not that tough; they involved simple string manipulations. I solved both of them but didn't hear back afterward. The most important thing I observed was the emphasis o
I applied for the position by the end of October. I received an email for a 90-minute coding interview by the end of December. I had to solve two coding questions within the given time frame.
I first had a telephonic interview. There was a brief discussion on my resume. The questions were much easier than I expected. The interviewers were not intimidating at all and did not try to make the process stressful.
First, there was an assessment test. I was given two questions. The questions were not that tough; they involved simple string manipulations. I solved both of them but didn't hear back afterward. The most important thing I observed was the emphasis o
I applied for the position by the end of October. I received an email for a 90-minute coding interview by the end of December. I had to solve two coding questions within the given time frame.