Design exercise that took 1 week to finish, fill out a questionnaire, then 2 interviews, 1 45-min general technical interview, 1 team specific interview with an intern manager. The recruiter has been helpful through the process and offers prompt feedbacks
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at Google
Interview
I was contacted by HR through a phone call, 2-3 weeks after applying. They matched me to a few teams. Then I had phone interviews with the teams. The teams wanted people who could code and design. The interviews were not difficult for a person who has both skills
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
General design interview with front0end coding questions
I applied through an employee referral. The process took 5 weeks. I interviewed at Google (New York, NY) in Feb 2017
Interview
I applied online and asked my friend to give me a refer during the application period. I was contacted by a recruiter about a week later and finished a questionnaire of which team I'm interested and some of my background. Then as every intern did, I was put into the candidate pool. You'll be there for up to 6 weeks. If there is a host like to move forward with you, you will get an interview. If not, you fail.
The experience of recruiting was so nice, since the recruiter emailed me saying I wasn't forgotten by Google because I didn't get a response for 3 weeks. Fortunately, I was contacted by her because a host in NYC would like to have an phone interview.
You'll get the first name of the host and a sentence about the project they want you to involve. The interview took about 45 mins as a pretty normal one. She described the project and asked 2 behavior questions. Then I spent about 20 mins for a portfolio review. Last but not least, questions for interviewers.
After about a week, I was told that she'd like to move forward and got the offer.
Interview questions [2]
Question 1
How could you describe interaction design to someone don't know interaction design?