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First, they asked me my expected graduate date and my transcript via mail. After I sent those, they sent me a coding assessment that included two coding problems. The time limit was 90 minutes.
I got in touch with Google through a campus recruiting event. I talked to the recruiter, and she told me to submit my application online. A month or two later, I received an email stating that I had an interview! I was so excited. I had two phone i
Applied by emailing an HR person who is responsible for my school. Luckily, I got an on-campus interview (which replaced two phone interviews). From there, I was put into a pool of intern candidates. At this stage, it's a stable matching between hos
First, they asked me my expected graduate date and my transcript via mail. After I sent those, they sent me a coding assessment that included two coding problems. The time limit was 90 minutes.
I got in touch with Google through a campus recruiting event. I talked to the recruiter, and she told me to submit my application online. A month or two later, I received an email stating that I had an interview! I was so excited. I had two phone i
Applied by emailing an HR person who is responsible for my school. Luckily, I got an on-campus interview (which replaced two phone interviews). From there, I was put into a pool of intern candidates. At this stage, it's a stable matching between hos