Understanding people, an amazing community from all over the world, and a lot of events to connect employees from around the globe, especially during WFH.
Very big company. It can be a pro and a con. Also, we need more interviews to convert from intern to full-time.
The internship interview process at Google involves several stages: * An online application * Resume review * A screening call * Technical assessments * Phone/video interviews * On-site (virtual or in-person) interviews * Behavioral assessments * Fi
I was asked to solve coding problems focused on algorithms and data structures. The interview also included system design, behavioral questions, and discussions about scalability and optimization. It was challenging.
The interview was okay. It wasn't as hard as expected, but it was difficult nonetheless. The interviewers were nice and helpful. There were, I think, five different interviewers at different times, and not all were from the same location.
The internship interview process at Google involves several stages: * An online application * Resume review * A screening call * Technical assessments * Phone/video interviews * On-site (virtual or in-person) interviews * Behavioral assessments * Fi
I was asked to solve coding problems focused on algorithms and data structures. The interview also included system design, behavioral questions, and discussions about scalability and optimization. It was challenging.
The interview was okay. It wasn't as hard as expected, but it was difficult nonetheless. The interviewers were nice and helpful. There were, I think, five different interviewers at different times, and not all were from the same location.