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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 first round is a phone interview where they ask you to solve one or two problems and write the code in the programming language of your choice in Google Docs. In the next round, you are invited for an on-site interview where you will have four r
The interview was virtual and consisted of four rounds. One round focused on "googlyness," which is essentially behavioral. The remaining three rounds were dedicated to coding: * One coding round involved geometry and logic. * The second codin
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 first round is a phone interview where they ask you to solve one or two problems and write the code in the programming language of your choice in Google Docs. In the next round, you are invited for an on-site interview where you will have four r
The interview was virtual and consisted of four rounds. One round focused on "googlyness," which is essentially behavioral. The remaining three rounds were dedicated to coding: * One coding round involved geometry and logic. * The second codin