Move faster compared to other large companies.
Everyone is extremely smart.
You get a small part of the whole picture, unlike working at a startup.
I'm a Master's student at a top CS grad school. I was doing an internship in the Bay Area in August and started my process just two weeks before my last day there. The whole process was pretty fast because they (and I) wanted to finish all interviews
I spoke with the interviewer over video conferencing. He was very communicative and answered my questions. He asked me a BFS question, which was a question that involved BFS search. Given a matrix, I was supposed to find a path from top left to down
The process was about three to four rounds. The first round was a phone screen and coding interview. The interviewer was very kind. I had to solve two problems related to stacks and binary search.
I'm a Master's student at a top CS grad school. I was doing an internship in the Bay Area in August and started my process just two weeks before my last day there. The whole process was pretty fast because they (and I) wanted to finish all interviews
I spoke with the interviewer over video conferencing. He was very communicative and answered my questions. He asked me a BFS question, which was a question that involved BFS search. Given a matrix, I was supposed to find a path from top left to down
The process was about three to four rounds. The first round was a phone screen and coding interview. The interviewer was very kind. I had to solve two problems related to stacks and binary search.