Amazing office, great food, very strong co-workers, fun environment, and interesting work. Not to mention great pay (even for interns).
The only real con is that it spoils you, and it makes it tough to work at places that don't keep up with Google.
The interview process included: * Two technical rounds (LeetCode medium-hard). * One research round, focusing on prior projects. * One recruiter screen. After the initial interviews, the process moves to team matching, where candidates meet with va
Applied online after attending a job fair. Was contacted for an interview at the career center. I was asked basic questions on Java and its various features. They didn't ask any "curveball" questions; they asked things that most people should know
First was a coding challenge, and then two back-to-back interviews. I did well on one but not the other, so I was offered a third interview. I couldn't do the third because other offer deadlines were coming up.
The interview process included: * Two technical rounds (LeetCode medium-hard). * One research round, focusing on prior projects. * One recruiter screen. After the initial interviews, the process moves to team matching, where candidates meet with va
Applied online after attending a job fair. Was contacted for an interview at the career center. I was asked basic questions on Java and its various features. They didn't ask any "curveball" questions; they asked things that most people should know
First was a coding challenge, and then two back-to-back interviews. I did well on one but not the other, so I was offered a third interview. I couldn't do the third because other offer deadlines were coming up.