Great and inclusive work environment. Lots of amenities, including breakfast and lunch. Interesting problems, and even as an intern, you feel like your work counts.
A lot depends on you and your host. You need to be proactive in finding stuff and ask the right questions. Your host can either contribute to setting you on the right path, or they can be quite off-hand.
In a 12-week internship, I had like 15 meetings with my host in total. This felt okay if I was a FTE, but as an intern still learning the tools of the trade, that felt too little.
Initial Screening Interview (45 min): One LeetCode Hard problem. Onsite Interviews (4 rounds, 45 min each): * 2 rounds: LeetCode Medium problems * 1 round: LeetCode Hard problem * 1 round: Behavioral interview (focus on communication, teamwo
Had a phone interview and an onsite interview. Took part in an interview training program. The training was not very effective, but it allowed me to find the office and gain some familiarity with it.
I was initially contacted via LinkedIn for a position in Mt. View. When I made it clear that I wouldn't relocate, they referred me to the Seattle office, which turns out to be the third largest Google office after Mt. View and New York. The Seattle r
Initial Screening Interview (45 min): One LeetCode Hard problem. Onsite Interviews (4 rounds, 45 min each): * 2 rounds: LeetCode Medium problems * 1 round: LeetCode Hard problem * 1 round: Behavioral interview (focus on communication, teamwo
Had a phone interview and an onsite interview. Took part in an interview training program. The training was not very effective, but it allowed me to find the office and gain some familiarity with it.
I was initially contacted via LinkedIn for a position in Mt. View. When I made it clear that I wouldn't relocate, they referred me to the Seattle office, which turns out to be the third largest Google office after Mt. View and New York. The Seattle r