So many great benefits, which I don't want to get started on. A great intern project with exposure to multiple tech stacks.
Feeling like a cog in the wheel.
Feeling less than peers, which is a natural feeling, but I'll probably get used to it.
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1. Online assignment: A simple coding question. 2. Phone interview: 2-3 questions. 3. Onsite interview: Took place in YouTube, San Bruno, CA. It lasted about 5 hours, followed by an information session.
A recruiter contacted me, inviting me to submit a resume and transcript if I was interested in working for Google. The recruiter obtained my information from an internship application I submitted last year (I was never contacted for an interview for
I was referred by a friend and applied online. I had one 45-minute phone interview, and then they flew me up for four in-person interviews in a row. The screener helped me through the questions for the phone interview, and I ended up getting it. I
1. Online assignment: A simple coding question. 2. Phone interview: 2-3 questions. 3. Onsite interview: Took place in YouTube, San Bruno, CA. It lasted about 5 hours, followed by an information session.
A recruiter contacted me, inviting me to submit a resume and transcript if I was interested in working for Google. The recruiter obtained my information from an internship application I submitted last year (I was never contacted for an interview for
I was referred by a friend and applied online. I had one 45-minute phone interview, and then they flew me up for four in-person interviews in a row. The screener helped me through the questions for the phone interview, and I ended up getting it. I