The food was good, and many other facilities were available.
Very slow environment. A lot of bureaucracy. A lot of internal technologies that you will never see again outside Google.
The interview consisted of four 1-hour loops. The interviewers were nice and helpful. Questions were based on graphs, and there was one design question. Not all questions were LeetCode questions, but they were all medium-level.
Someone reached out to schedule a phone screen. The first call was to inform me of the process. This was followed by a scheduled call for a phone interview, which consisted of a hard LeetCode question to be coded on a Google Doc.
I was contacted on LinkedIn by a recruiter. The initial screening was a coding test of two problems. Later, I had a 45-minute phone interview consisting of a single algorithm problem. I was then flown out to Mountain View for an onsite interview.
The interview consisted of four 1-hour loops. The interviewers were nice and helpful. Questions were based on graphs, and there was one design question. Not all questions were LeetCode questions, but they were all medium-level.
Someone reached out to schedule a phone screen. The first call was to inform me of the process. This was followed by a scheduled call for a phone interview, which consisted of a hard LeetCode question to be coded on a Google Doc.
I was contacted on LinkedIn by a recruiter. The initial screening was a coding test of two problems. Later, I had a 45-minute phone interview consisting of a single algorithm problem. I was then flown out to Mountain View for an onsite interview.