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I have completed all the interview rounds with Google. Sharing my experience here.
First coding round: No hire
- Could not understand the question itself. The requirements were not at all clear and I realized it quite late in the call. Hence, as expected, it went terrible for me.
- Question was related to graph. Had to rank people based on input results. Not every person's rank was deterministic.
Second coding round: Leaning Hire
- I was expecting a strong hire here as I completed the question within 35 mins, but interviewer mentioned that I did not write test cases, just discussed it. So I was rated "Leaning Hire", even though everything was on point. I felt dissapointed after knowing this.
- Question was solved using sliding window concepts and some customizations on top of it. Gave a linear approach to solve.
Third coding round: Stong Hire
- This went really well. Was able to answer all follow ups as well. Question was a classic Trie example with a follow up using sorted string array.
System design round: Leaning Hire
- This is my weak part. Interviewer was quite friendly and conversation went well overall. The discussion revolved around caching.
Googleyness: Hire
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Standard googlyness questions. As per recruiter, had a good feedback overall.
Team Fit Calls:
I went through couple of team fit calls(both for SRE) but did not have a match yet. One of team needed higher experience and other found some one else.
I am already serving notice with couple of offers in hand. I still have 15 days and have conveyed the same to recruiter, not sure if this helps though.
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