High salary, great teammates, name of the company.
Big company, so a little harder to get things done.
Hello all, I have completed my Google on-site interviews and just received a rejection. I am summarizing my complete interview experience here. I applied in early May, and the recruiter first reached out to me in late June to set up my phone screen
First, you need to introduce yourself and explain the project on your resume, and answer some behavioral questions from the recruiter. What I was asked was: "What is the most proud project you have ever done on campus?"
There were 5 rounds of interviews. Four technical rounds and one behavioral round were included. The technical portions focused entirely on LeetCode-style questions (no system design), and the behavioral round was very friendly.
Hello all, I have completed my Google on-site interviews and just received a rejection. I am summarizing my complete interview experience here. I applied in early May, and the recruiter first reached out to me in late June to set up my phone screen
First, you need to introduce yourself and explain the project on your resume, and answer some behavioral questions from the recruiter. What I was asked was: "What is the most proud project you have ever done on campus?"
There were 5 rounds of interviews. Four technical rounds and one behavioral round were included. The technical portions focused entirely on LeetCode-style questions (no system design), and the behavioral round was very friendly.