There are systematic problems which are not being addressed for years, like Android losing competition to Apple.
Some projects are nonsense and leadership does not realize this. Although most big companies are probably worse.
Even if you report Android bugs, nobody cares about fixing them, as this is never in the project's roadmap.
Product managers do not care about products; all they care about is how to jump to Meta/Apple with a level up. They don't use the projects they build.
Sometimes important projects are left without attention and at best, they are supported by a single enthusiast engineer in his spare time.
Sell your iPhones on eBay and buy Androids. You will immediately realize a lot.
Use Google products, and if they suck, create a roadmap to fix them and make them better!
It was hard, and the questions were pretty tough. Mostly, the questions were from LeetCode. The interviewer was nice; he kept asking if I was okay. Totally, the interview was pretty smooth.
The interview was stressful, but it was a worthwhile experience. I failed the LeetCode portion. It is difficult now, but I might improve in the future, probably within 2028. I hope this is helpful for everyone.
The first round interview went well. It involved background, interests, and how the hiring process works, conducted over the phone with the recruiter. I also met the team; there were no technical questions. That's all.
It was hard, and the questions were pretty tough. Mostly, the questions were from LeetCode. The interviewer was nice; he kept asking if I was okay. Totally, the interview was pretty smooth.
The interview was stressful, but it was a worthwhile experience. I failed the LeetCode portion. It is difficult now, but I might improve in the future, probably within 2028. I hope this is helpful for everyone.
The first round interview went well. It involved background, interests, and how the hiring process works, conducted over the phone with the recruiter. I also met the team; there were no technical questions. That's all.