If you're a software engineer, you're among the kings of the hill at Google. It's an engineer-driven company without a doubt. That is changing, but it's still very engineer-focused.
The quality of the engineers is possibly dropping, but possibly not. It's hard to get real metrics, because as the absolute number of people grows, naturally the number of bad apples grows.
Keep the focus on the user. Everything else will follow.
There are two phone interviews. At the beginning, there will be about 4 minutes for you to talk about your resume. Then, you will start coding. The problems are basic algorithm problems. Once you get the result, you may optimize your code for bette
Exactly as others have said. It's very technical, but it gets easier if you prepare. The staff I've interacted with on-site were all very friendly. They even assign a person to have a short lunch with you to answer any burning questions.
Regular LeetCode problems, ranging from medium to medium-hard, I would say. It was not very hard, nor was it very easy. Somewhere in the middle is what I would believe it was.
There are two phone interviews. At the beginning, there will be about 4 minutes for you to talk about your resume. Then, you will start coding. The problems are basic algorithm problems. Once you get the result, you may optimize your code for bette
Exactly as others have said. It's very technical, but it gets easier if you prepare. The staff I've interacted with on-site were all very friendly. They even assign a person to have a short lunch with you to answer any burning questions.
Regular LeetCode problems, ranging from medium to medium-hard, I would say. It was not very hard, nor was it very easy. Somewhere in the middle is what I would believe it was.