Google's interviews were intense yet rewarding. They probed my problem-solving, tested 'Googliness,' and emphasized collaboration. It felt like a test of both skills and cultural fit—a challenging but fulfilling experience.d
Perguntas de entrevista [1]
Pergunta 1
Tell us about a time when you had to navigate a challenging team dynamic. How did you handle it?"
"Describe a project where you had to innovate or think outside the box. What was the outcome?"
"How do you prioritize tasks when faced with multiple deadlines or competing priorities?"
I submitted my resume, waited weeks, then got to do a recruiter screen and a tough coding call. Finally, I got an onsite interview before being told I was rejected
Perguntas de entrevista [1]
Pergunta 1
Given integers n, d and three arrays a[], b[], c[] of size n each, print count of all distinct triplets {i,j,k} such that all three conditions satisfy -
abs(a[i]-b[j])<=d,
abs(b[j]-c[k])<=d &
abs(c[k]-a[i])<=d.
n<=100000
(You can assume the arrays are sorted)
Follow up: print all triplets
First round interview, covering mainly brain teasers and experience. Very analytical question list and live problem soling and gaming scenarios. Enjoyable but challenging process, very intelligent interviewers. Following round was a super day
It was very uncertain, overall the area of coverage and expectation was just too much. Must know very deep into the space. I would recommend to study beyond the technicals and more about the space of which the team operated in.