I had a good time working with the networking research team, solving interesting problems at scale.
Like any other large company, there are many people to convince while implementing new ideas. This can be a long process.
Full-day, 4-interview session with lunch in the middle and a casual chat with the day's "guide." Overall, the interviews were decent. They were pretty formulaic and LeetCode-ish. The toughest part is staying perky through a full day of interviewing.
Awesome experience, first onsite at the Google Sunnyvale campus. It was highly professional, and everyone was supportive during the interview process. The interviews consisted of: - 4 Algorithm and Data Structure interviews (45 minutes each) - 1 lun
It's what you read online. They bring you in to chat and solve problems with different engineers. The problems are about what you'd expect, with a good mix of academic CS and hints of industry applications behind them.
Full-day, 4-interview session with lunch in the middle and a casual chat with the day's "guide." Overall, the interviews were decent. They were pretty formulaic and LeetCode-ish. The toughest part is staying perky through a full day of interviewing.
Awesome experience, first onsite at the Google Sunnyvale campus. It was highly professional, and everyone was supportive during the interview process. The interviews consisted of: - 4 Algorithm and Data Structure interviews (45 minutes each) - 1 lun
It's what you read online. They bring you in to chat and solve problems with different engineers. The problems are about what you'd expect, with a good mix of academic CS and hints of industry applications behind them.