Ho presentato la mia candidatura tramite l'università. Ho sostenuto un colloquio presso Google
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The interview process was all in all a fun experience, being a college student at an HBCU the recruiting process was intimate and hopeful, the recruiters had great energy and wanted us all to do well. We traveled to the New York City location together on bus, payed for by Google (nice!), we were able to relax, eat, practice, and enjoy our time before interviewing which helped lighten any anxiety. By the time I was sent in for my interview I was calmer, and more than anything, excited.
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My interview question was about linked lists, using and manipulating them.
Home exam, 2 questions in 90 mins
Then they did 2 interviews-45 mins each
It was on google meet
The interviews are in English, the first question was matrix dfs and the second one was hashmap with random function
Ho sostenuto un colloquio presso Google (Tel Aviv)
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There were multiple stages to the process, but the main one of which was technical interviews through digital meetings (Zoom) consisted of 2 meetings, in which you have to solve 1 leet-code style question, levels medium-hard.
Ho presentato la mia candidatura tramite segnalazione di un dipendente. Ho sostenuto un colloquio presso Google (Tel Aviv)
Colloquio
My application process started in November with two LeetCode-style home assignments. In December, I sat for two technical interviews on Google Meet. Although they were meant to be back-to-back, one was rescheduled after the interviewer didn't show up. I successfully navigated a medium question with a follow-up and a hard DFS/graph problem.
Two weeks later, in January, I moved into the host-matching phase. After one team match interview in February, I wasn't selected, and by April, I received a final update that the process was closing because no further team matches were found.