All cool, good, and friendly.
No cons at all, awesome everything.
The one-on-one interview was conducted over Zoom and lasted about an hour. The interviewer was nice and the interview wasn't too intense. Nothing was out of the ordinary. It was conducted in the early morning. I had previously met the interviewer.
I had two phone interviews with Google. In the first phone interview, the interviewer pasted a data structure from Python and brought up a question, while I mentioned I would use Java or C++. The sound was not clear either. When I asked about the da
The phone screen consists of basic algorithm questions, and a few questions about your background. If you clear it, you'll receive an invitation for an onsite interview. The onsite consists of back-to-back algorithm rounds (4-6), with a lunch break.
The one-on-one interview was conducted over Zoom and lasted about an hour. The interviewer was nice and the interview wasn't too intense. Nothing was out of the ordinary. It was conducted in the early morning. I had previously met the interviewer.
I had two phone interviews with Google. In the first phone interview, the interviewer pasted a data structure from Python and brought up a question, while I mentioned I would use Java or C++. The sound was not clear either. When I asked about the da
The phone screen consists of basic algorithm questions, and a few questions about your background. If you clear it, you'll receive an invitation for an onsite interview. The onsite consists of back-to-back algorithm rounds (4-6), with a lunch break.