Good work-life balance and stable.
There was a slow promotion, a small scope, and a lot of design docs.
I had previously interviewed with Google during my final year as a Computer Science Engineering undergraduate student. I didn't get an offer, but the recruiter said it was a close call and that she would follow up with me after two years, once I had
The interview process included some online interviews followed by an onsite. The onsite consisted of five technical interviews. The questions were mostly medium to difficult algorithms questions, though I also received a question about designing an A
1. Round 1 - Online Assessment. 2. Round 2 - Two back-to-back technical phone interviews. Easy/medium DSA LC-style questions were asked. Each interview was 45 minutes long. 3. Round 3 - Project Search Stage. This is the final round. In this round,
I had previously interviewed with Google during my final year as a Computer Science Engineering undergraduate student. I didn't get an offer, but the recruiter said it was a close call and that she would follow up with me after two years, once I had
The interview process included some online interviews followed by an onsite. The onsite consisted of five technical interviews. The questions were mostly medium to difficult algorithms questions, though I also received a question about designing an A
1. Round 1 - Online Assessment. 2. Round 2 - Two back-to-back technical phone interviews. Easy/medium DSA LC-style questions were asked. Each interview was 45 minutes long. 3. Round 3 - Project Search Stage. This is the final round. In this round,