I sent in my application and qualified for phone interviews. Google's interviews are fairly typical for big software companies - they did two 45 minute phone interviews, each almost exclusively covering coding-based questions on algorithms, data structures, programming practices, etc, with virtually no personal questions of any sort.
I was rusty on one of the topics and got flustered when the interviewer gave me a question on it. I ended up spending about 25 minutes on a question that didn't warrant using 10, and the culprit was my lack of self-control. I ended up not progressing to the on-site stage.
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They are very broad in their interviews so be prepared for a wide variety of topics. Although like most interviews having basic coding and data structures down pat is the most important thing you can do.
I didn’t get an interview because my resume must not be a fit. I also don’t grind leetcode so idk. I hope in the future I will be a SWE FANG hype beast
The interview process involves long, complex processes and extensive candidate analysis, with plentiful of interviews, screening rounds, and evaluations. Although it was very organization and able to know the status, the entire process was quite extensive, looking for the right person.
Intern for summer vaction program, failed first round as resume was not up to scratch. It was a position in the California US office, very competitive and challenging. AI i think bot failed the resume did not progress.
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