Working at Google is great, simply because of the size of the company and the freedom to move about. You know that when you work on something at Google, it has the potential to impact billions of people, and that's powerful.
Because of Google's size, it is not culture-consistent, and you have very different experiences working on different teams. For example, my experience as an intern was much worse than that of some of my classmates.
Online coding challenge in Google Docs. The interviewer asks a question, and you are tasked with answering aloud while writing pseudocode of your solution. You should ideally clearly describe your logic and thought process.
I had three rounds and got an offer in the end, but it sucked because there was no team to match me. So I ended up not being able to do the internship and had to find another firm.
The first step is the Google Hiring Assessment, a Behavioral Hiring Assessment that evaluates work style and mindset through multiple-choice questions with the following options: * Strongly Disagree * Disagree * Agree * Strongly Agree
Online coding challenge in Google Docs. The interviewer asks a question, and you are tasked with answering aloud while writing pseudocode of your solution. You should ideally clearly describe your logic and thought process.
I had three rounds and got an offer in the end, but it sucked because there was no team to match me. So I ended up not being able to do the internship and had to find another firm.
The first step is the Google Hiring Assessment, a Behavioral Hiring Assessment that evaluates work style and mindset through multiple-choice questions with the following options: * Strongly Disagree * Disagree * Agree * Strongly Agree