Making products for millions to billions of users. Making a big impact through products. Google is a very big company, but you feel the ownership of your product in your team. Competitive salary. Life-work balance with great benefits.
You are working among the smartest in the industry; it is hard to be a superstar. The company is growing and diverging more from a startup environment.
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A good and very insightful experience. Reading "How to Crack the Coding Interview" helped me massively with this interview. There was also basic math involved, such as statistics. It is advised to go over basic distributions prior to the interview.
First interview: Easy/medium question. I got a string manipulation problem, and generally, that seems to be the trend. Second interview: Medium/hard question. Generally more complex algorithms like graph search, recursion, or DP. Read through Crack
I spoke with a recruiter via email to exchange basic information. After sending my transcript and resume and answering several questions to gauge my interests, she arranged a phone interview. The interviewer, an engineer at Google, asked a couple o