You're working at Google, which is cool.
There aren't any cons; it's great.
not much
A recruiter reached out to me via LinkedIn. We discussed the interview process, and they scheduled the first three discussions consecutively. I sent multiple follow-up emails and calls for feedback but didn't receive any update from the recruiter.
In my first interview, I was asked to introduce myself and explain my motivation for wanting to join Google. The interviewer then explored specific challenges I had encountered in previous roles, asking how I approached and resolved them. I shared
I interviewed for a Software Engineering role at YouTube. The first round was very easy, and it was possible to solve the question in two lines of code using a recursive approach. My interviewer then asked me to write the iterative version, which I
A recruiter reached out to me via LinkedIn. We discussed the interview process, and they scheduled the first three discussions consecutively. I sent multiple follow-up emails and calls for feedback but didn't receive any update from the recruiter.
In my first interview, I was asked to introduce myself and explain my motivation for wanting to join Google. The interviewer then explored specific challenges I had encountered in previous roles, asking how I approached and resolved them. I shared
I interviewed for a Software Engineering role at YouTube. The first round was very easy, and it was possible to solve the question in two lines of code using a recursive approach. My interviewer then asked me to write the iterative version, which I