Once your resume will be shortlisted you will be invited for the technical phone interviews (Average 2 phone interviews) which are slightly different than onsite interviews but there you need to write code on some sharing tools like Google Doc and that will be visible to the interviewer. It will be for around 45 minutes covering Data Structures and Algorithms. You may encounter two questions and you are expected to write code for at least one of them. Below are some points to guide you for phone interviews…
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
You need to write the code for the coding question which interviewer will ask, throw out a brute force solution in the beginning, but you should try to improve your solution as well. Think about the time and space complexity and see if you can improve those. Practice writing code on Google Doc. It is different than a text editor. There’s no indentation, syntax highlight and auto-completion so it’s good to practice on Google doc and get familiar with it. Think out loud and speak clearly (people face trouble here) in phone interviews and tell your strategy to the interviewer to solve the problem. The document will update in real-time. It’s going to be obvious if you are typing your answer or if you are copying and pasting it. The interviewer may ask to do second phone interview if in the first one they won’t be able to assess you properly.
Applied got email from someone I don’t think they are actual Google recruiters, they send assessment link once completed even pass, they say will update to Google recruiter and come back by saying not selected. Feel whole process something not right
hr reached out after 6 months, asking for your transcript then scheduled interview, had one BQ and one coding problem. will inform the result after 3 dayshr reached out after 6 months, asking for your transcript then scheduled interview, had one BQ and one coding problem. will inform the result after 3 days
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