Google

1. Online assignment: A simple coding question. 2. Phone interview: 2-3 questions. 3. Onsite interview: Took place in YouTube, San Bruno, CA. It lasted about 5 hours, followed by an information session.

I was referred by a friend and applied online. I had one 45-minute phone interview, and then they flew me up for four in-person interviews in a row. The screener helped me through the questions for the phone interview, and I ended up getting it. I

4 rounds of technical interviews, plus lunch. They are very nice and almost agree with you on everything. When you write the code on the board, they always say "great," "perfect." I think this is the trap. They made me less nervous, which was great