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2+2 coding formula in java script
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I was interviewed in Aug 2023.
180 mins test calculatogn
I was interviewed in Mar 2021.
Round duration - 75 minutes
Round difficulty - Medium
A 24 hour window was given to us and we can attempt the test anytime in between. It included 2 coding questions. One was easy-medium level and the other one was hard. Along with this 7 debugging MCQ's were given, however they were easy.
Round duration - 75 minutes
Round difficulty - Hard
Tip 1 : practice regularly in kickstart rounds
Tip 2 : solve previous year problems
Tip 3 : coding ninjas also has google asked problems
Tip 1 : Do not fake any skills, projects or achievements. The interviewer gets to know about it by asking questions to you.
Tip 2 : Have at-least one good project on resume with all the details like technologies used and purpose.
Tip 3 : Don't write achievements which doesn't relate to your role. Write achievements which shows communication skills, leadership or teamwork.
I applied via Indeed and was interviewed before Oct 2019.
I was interviewed in Dec 2020.
Round duration - 60 minutes
Round difficulty - Medium
This round was held on Hackerearth from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM
This round had 2 questions of easy/medium difficulty. Both were based on concepts of DP.
The use of offline IDE was prohibited so we were supposed to code it on Hackerearth IDE itself.
Round duration - 45 minutes
Round difficulty - Medium
The round was held on Google Meet and I was given 2 coding problems for which first I had to explain my approach and then I had to write code in Shared Google Docs and dry run on sample test cases and discuss Time and Space Complexity.
There were 2 interviewers and both were very friendly and helpful and tried to bring us to our comfort level first.
Round duration - 90 minutes
Round difficulty - Hard
This round was also virtual. It has some difficult questions when compared to the previous rounds.
This was also held on Google Meet with shared docs for writing code.
There were 2 interviewers and both were helpful.
Tip 1 : Reading other’s interview experiences is one of the best ways to get yourselves ready for the next job interview. Practice daily atleast 5 questions.
Tip 2 : Most commonly asked topics in Google Interviews ( as per the mail I received from my recruiter ) :
BFS/DFS/Flood fill, Binary Search, Tree traversals, Hash tables, Linked list, stacks, queues, two pointers/sliding window
Binary heaps, Ad hoc/string manipulations.
Tip 3 : Highly recommended sites for practicing questions ( usually practice medium and hard level questions) -
Leetcode (highly encouraged)
Geeksforgeeks (highly encouraged)
CodeZen( highly encouraged)
Codeforces
Tip 1 : Mention past working experience in detail as how you were important to your previous company.
Tip 2 : Try to keep your resume to 1 page if work experience < 5 years
Tip 3 : Update your resume according to role you are applying for and never put false things on resume.
I was interviewed in Nov 2020.
Round duration - 60 minutes
Round difficulty - Medium
This round was held on Hackerearth from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM
This round had 2 questions of easy/medium difficulty. Both were based on concepts of DP.
The use of offline IDE was prohibited so we were supposed to code it on Hackerearth IDE itself.
Round duration - 45 minutes
Round difficulty - Medium
The round was held on Google Meet and I was given 2 coding problems for which first I had to explain my approach and then I had to write code in Shared Google Docs and dry run on sample test cases and discuss Time and Space Complexity.
There were 2 interviewers and both were very friendly and helpful and tried to bring us to our comfort level first.
Round duration - 90 minutes
Round difficulty - Medium
This round was also virtual. It has some difficult questions when compared to the previous rounds.
This was also held on Google Meet with shared docs for writing code.
There were 2 interviewers and both were helpful.
Tip 1 : Bookmark the GFG Google Archives. It helped me a lot during my preparations. Reading other’s interview experiences is one of the best ways to get yourselves ready for the next job interview. Practice daily atleast 5 questions.
Tip 2 : Most commonly asked topics in Google Interviews ( as per the mail I received from my recruiter ) :
BFS/DFS/Flood fill, Binary Search, Tree traversals, Hash tables, Linked list, stacks, queues, two pointers/sliding window
Binary heaps, Ad hoc/string manipulations.
Tip 3 : Highly recommended sites for practicing questions ( usually practice medium and hard level questions) :
Leetcode (highly encouraged)
Geeksforgeeks (highly encouraged)
CodeZen( highly encouraged)
Codeforces
Tip 4 : This is a great bigocheatsheet that could be of great help https://www.bigocheatsheet.com/
Tip 1 : Mention past working experience in detail as how you were important to your previous company.
Tip 2 : Try to keep your resume to 1 page if work experience < 5 years
Tip 3 : Update your resume according to role you are applying for and never put false things on resume.
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