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Interview Preparation Tips

Round: Test
Experience: First round was a written test which had 20 MCQ's in the field of Databases, Theory of computation, Operating systems, Data Structures and Algorithms and one programming question. 7 students (4 B.Tech, 3 M.Tech) got through to the interviews. Most of the interviews were held in the Google Bangalore campus. There were a total of 5 rounds of interviews. All based on Data Structures and Algorithms. Each round had 2 questions for which we were usually supposed to explain the algorithm first and then write the code on a Google doc.  It was a really great experience. I got a chance to visit both Google Bangalore and Hyderabad campuses and taste their awesome food.
Total Questions: 20

General Tips: Practice your coding skills. Writing a neat code is very important. Interviewers not just look for a good algorithm but also your coding style (indentation, variable names, simplicity etc.)
College Name: NIT SURATHKAL

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Google user image Sree Meghana Thotakuri

posted on 10 Mar 2015

Interview Preparation Tips

Round: Test
Experience: Google's APAC test is an online coding round. The test is for 3 hours and it has 4 coding questions.
Duration: 180 minutes

Round: Technical Interview
Experience: I had 3 technical interviews. The questions asked in them consisted of algorithmic coding and design questions. The approach was more stressed upon. The interviewers were very helpful and they were generous in throw hints whenever I was blocked.

Skills: Algorithmic coding , C++
College Name: IIT BOMBAY

Interview Questionnaire 

13 Questions

  • Q1. Given a source array of integers with possible duplicates and a target integer, write algorithm to find out 2 numbers in source array whose sum is equal to target integer
  • Ans. 

    Algorithm to find 2 numbers in an array whose sum is equal to a target integer

    • Use a hash table to store the difference between target and each element in the array

    • Iterate through the array and check if the current element exists in the hash table

    • Return the pair of elements that sum up to the target integer

  • Answered by AI
  • Q2. Say you have three tables WORK, USERS, MANAGERS WORK - work_id - user_id - how_much USERS - user_id - team MANAGERS - manager_id - team If I am a manager, write a select statement to retrieve the work o...
  • Ans. 

    Write a select statement to retrieve work of all users who belong to my team.

    • Join USERS and WORK tables on user_id

    • Join MANAGERS and USERS tables on team

    • Filter by manager_id

  • Answered by AI
  • Q3. In a Chrome extension, which file contains the most important information of the extension like version, pattern matches, etc
  • Ans. 

    The manifest.json file contains the most important information of a Chrome extension.

    • The manifest.json file includes the version number, permissions, content scripts, background scripts, and other important details.

    • It is located in the root directory of the extension.

    • It is required for all Chrome extensions.

    • Example: "manifest_version": 2, "version": "1.0", "permissions": ["tabs", "storage"]

  • Answered by AI
  • Q4. There are three rooms, and there are Princess, Flowers and Snake in those rooms. The doors of all the rooms have incorrect nameplates. i.e., the nameplate for the princess’ room is not Princess. Similarly,...
  • Q5. Which is faster: finding an item in a hashtable or in a sorted list? And Why?
  • Ans. 

    Hashtable is faster for finding an item than a sorted list.

    • Hashtable has constant time complexity O(1) for finding an item.

    • Sorted list has logarithmic time complexity O(log n) for finding an item.

    • Hashtable uses hashing to directly access the item's location.

    • Sorted list requires binary search to find the item's location.

    • Hashtable is ideal for large datasets with frequent lookups.

    • Sorted list is ideal for datasets that re

  • Answered by AI
  • Q6. What are some of the most popular Data interchange formats when using APIs
  • Ans. 

    JSON and XML are the most popular data interchange formats when using APIs.

    • JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) is a lightweight format that is easy to read and write. It is widely used in web APIs.

    • XML (Extensible Markup Language) is a more complex format that is also widely used in web APIs.

    • Other formats include CSV (Comma Separated Values), YAML (YAML Ain't Markup Language), and Protocol Buffers.

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  • Q7. Name some popular APIs for each of these Social Commerce service(llike a photo service etc)
  • Ans. 

    Popular APIs for Social Commerce services

    • Facebook Graph API for social media integration

    • Instagram API for photo sharing and tagging

    • Twitter API for real-time updates and customer engagement

    • Pinterest API for product discovery and sharing

    • Google Maps API for location-based services

    • PayPal API for secure payment processing

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  • Q8. How would you change the format of all the phone numbers in 1000 static html pages?
  • Ans. 

    Use a script to iterate through each HTML page, locate phone numbers, and update their format.

    • Write a script using a programming language like Python or JavaScript to iterate through each HTML page

    • Use regular expressions to locate phone numbers in the pages

    • Update the format of the phone numbers as needed (e.g. adding country code, changing separators)

    • Save the updated HTML pages with the new phone number format

  • Answered by AI
  • Q9. If you had an opportunity to design the Google Suggest system, please let us know how you would approach it and how you would execute the plan in terms of settings up systems like(data stores or databases,...
  • Ans. 

    Designing Google Suggest system

    • I would start by analyzing user search patterns and frequently searched keywords

    • Then, I would create a database of these keywords and their associated search results

    • I would use indexing services to quickly retrieve relevant results for each keyword

    • I would also implement machine learning algorithms to improve the accuracy of suggestions over time

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  • Q10. How do you find out if a number is a power of 2? And how do you know if it is an odd number? Write code in the language of your choice
  • Ans. 

    Check if a number is a power of 2 and odd.

    • To check if a number is a power of 2, use bitwise AND operator with the number and its predecessor. If the result is 0, it is a power of 2.

    • To check if a number is odd, use modulus operator with 2. If the result is 1, it is odd.

    • Example code in Python:

    • def is_power_of_two(num):

    • return num & (num - 1) == 0

    • def is_odd(num):

    • return num % 2 == 1

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  • Q11. How will improve the revenue of the cafeteria of the office.
  • Ans. 

    By introducing new menu items, optimizing pricing strategy, and improving the overall dining experience.

    • Conduct a survey to understand the preferences of employees

    • Introduce healthy and affordable meal options

    • Offer discounts for bulk orders or loyalty programs

    • Partner with local vendors to source fresh ingredients

    • Improve the ambiance and seating arrangements

    • Implement online ordering and delivery services

  • Answered by AI
  • Q12. [Actual question which i screwed up. Bad Time for me]Number of users in 2001 for adwords, chrome, gmail, android and picassa are in the ratio of 6:9:14:13:8, and in 2004 we add 3 lakh more users. New rati...
  • Q13. In google adwords there are about 30 million ads from 42 lanuages . What will I do review the ads and reject ads that do not comply with specific rules
  • Ans. 

    Reviewing 30 million ads from 42 languages in Google AdWords and rejecting non-compliant ads requires a systematic approach.

    • Create a set of specific rules and guidelines for ad compliance

    • Use automated tools to filter out ads that violate the rules

    • Assign a team of reviewers to manually check the remaining ads

    • Ensure that the reviewers are fluent in the languages of the ads they are reviewing

    • Regularly update the rules and...

  • Answered by AI

Interview Preparation Tips

Round: Test
Experience: I was asked to take the test at 8.30 pm. They fixed this test, a week back. Nobody will call you to remind you to take test. Nor the interviewer will call you. It is your responsibility to check ur mail without fail. On that day I was expecting a call from google from evening till 8.25 pm. None called me. I thought that they would have forgot that. I planned to do go out and have food. But suddenly my ipad gave a alert message and it was from gmail app [thanks for ipad, or else i would not have checked my mail in lap top]. It was from google recruiter. The mail stated that he has shared a doc with me and i must answer the questions in it. a google drive link was given. he mentioned that the test was for 2 hours. I was asked to type answers just below each of these questions.
Duration: 120 minutes

Round: Technical Interview
Experience: Since I had prepared for tech interviews like amazon, I was able to do it good.After a week I got a call from HR and informed that I cleared the first round. Then after two days I was told that i will have a telephonic interview with one of the google developers from adwords team . They scheduled a telephonic interview the next week

Round: Technical Interview
Experience: 1) How will improve the revenue of the cafeteria of the office. Lots of discussions went and i think, i really did that well.
2)[Actual question which i screwed up. Bad Time for me]
Number of users in 2001 for adwords, chrome, gmail, android and picassa are in the ratio of 6:9:14:13:8, and in 2004 we add 3 lakh more users. New ratio is 8:12:13:11:6. Number of picassa users in 2004= 1,44,000. Calculate number of adwords users in 2005.A basic math question that, even a school student can solve. But in that tension i was not able to do it. I took some time and finally gave him a answer. I myself knew that it would be wrong. But interviewer said great lets move on to next question[just to boost up me - good person].My actual job role revolves around developing tools for the the ad review team which will review the ad and reject illlegal ones. So third question was related to that .He told me that as I am from a tech background, I need to explain him technically wat will I do. He also said that he did not need the actual solution. They will just see the way I approach the problem. That an existing problem and they are open to suggestions.3)In google adwords there are about 30 million ads from 42 lanuages . What will I do review the ads and reject ads that do not comply with specific rules .Regarding the criteria under which google bans a ad as illegal – I discussed about different criteria .Out of the criteria’s i told , he asked me to consider only three criteria .
a) Link not working
b) Drug related ads
c) trademarks[trademark used by the companies]I gave lot of approaches like for link not workinga) designing a autobot which will automatically click ads link and check whether it is redirecting to correct page or not . Autobots are used by hackers to get money for the ads they posted . I suggested that by designing similar autobot we can validate the link.b) to check drug related ads -
To detect the language we can first check the geographic location from which the ad is getting posted and can narrow down to some less choices from which we can detect the language
i suggested him that we can create a trie which some specific keywords (like coccaine ) and do pattern matching with that and reject the add it contains any of the works in trie .The interviewer gave me another constraint wat if there comes a ad “coccaine rehabilitation center” we should reject those kind of ads na . thats for a good cause . So i suggested him that i can maintain another set of trie which can contain those set of keywords.Fist check trie1 if drug related keywords exist .
Next check trie 2 if other types of keyword exist.
– if keyword only present in trie1 [reject ad]
– if both tire return true [can reject . but its better that those ad's alone can be subjected to manual evaluation for rejection].I used trie as it can do the pattern matches faster .For trademarks also I discussed using similar datastructures and the interviewer was ok with my answer.

General Tips: I applied for a job in Google jobs page. I know that its very difficult that a resume gets noticed by google.Suddenly one fine day i got a call from Google HR saying that they are interested in my profile and asked me if, i was ready to go with the interview process[Come on! who will say no for Google]. I was surprised.I was asked to take a initial screen test [Online test].
Skills: data structure, Algorithm
College Name: na

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Interview Questionnaire 

7 Questions

  • Q1. Image data structure: An image(square image) can be stored as a tree: A node is white if the image is white, is black if the image is black, and is mixed if it contains both. White and black nodes are leav...
  • Q2. There is a dictionary containing words in sorted order. These words consist of some alien alphabets. Using the dictionary, find out the ordering between the alphabets. For eg, if English was the alien lang...
  • Q3. A / b c / / d e f g Print the nodes in the following order: a, b, c, g, f, e, d, h, i, j, k, l ,m, n, o and so on. Which all data structures are used? Can we use just 1?
  • Ans. 

    Multiple data structures are used to print nodes in a specific order. One data structure cannot be used alone.

    • The given order suggests a depth-first search traversal of a tree-like structure.

    • A stack can be used to keep track of the nodes to be visited.

    • A queue can be used to store the children of a node in the order they are visited.

    • An array can be used to store the nodes in the required order.

    • A linked list can be used ...

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  • Q4. Given 2 strings like bangalore and blr, return whether one appears as a subsequence of the other. The above case returns true whereas bangalore and brl returns false
  • Q5. Given n pens and n tops, each pen (and each top) having a size different than the other and each pen fitting exactly one top, find the largest pen using minimum number of comparisons. A comparison involves...
  • Ans. 

    Find largest pen using minimum comparisons with tops.

    • Divide pens into two groups and compare largest pen from each group with largest top.

    • Repeat the process with the group containing the largest pen until only one pen is left.

    • The remaining pen is the largest pen.

    • Total number of comparisons required is 2n-3.

  • Answered by AI
  • Q6. Given n dice, each of 'a' sides and a sum b, return the number of ways in which the sum b can be obtained. How can you reduce the time complexity and space complexity?
  • Ans. 

    Given n dice with 'a' sides and sum b, return no. of ways to obtain b. Optimize time and space complexity.

    • Use dynamic programming to reduce time complexity

    • Create a 2D array to store the number of ways to obtain each sum for each number of dice

    • Use rolling arrays to optimize space complexity

    • Example: n=2, a=6, b=7 -> 6 ways to obtain sum 7

    • Example: n=3, a=4, b=8 -> 21 ways to obtain sum 8

  • Answered by AI
  • Q7. Given 2 machines, each having 64 GB RAM, containing all integers (8 byte), sort the entire 128 GB data. You may assume a small amount of additional RAM. Extend this to sort data stored in 1000 machines
  • Ans. 

    Sort 128 GB data on 2 machines with 64 GB RAM each. Extend to 1000 machines.

    • Use external sorting algorithm like merge sort or quick sort

    • Divide data into smaller chunks and sort them individually

    • Merge sorted chunks using additional RAM

    • For 1000 machines, use distributed sorting algorithms like MapReduce or Hadoop

    • Ensure data consistency and fault tolerance in distributed sorting

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Interview Preparation Tips

Round: Test
Experience: There was a preliminary test, wherein questions on discrete structures, data structures, algorithms, math (permutation, combinations, probability) and operating systems were asked. There was also a programming question to code (on paper). It took them around 3 weeks to shortlist students selected for interviews.

Round: Technical Interview
Experience: It took them about a month's time to announce results!

College Name: Veermata Jijabai Technological Institute, Mumbai [ VJTI ]

Skills evaluated in this interview

Interview Questionnaire 

1 Question

  • Q1. Off-campus interviews in Bangalore

Interview Preparation Tips

Round: Test
Experience: Only a few students will get shortlisted who do all the questions correctly.

Round: Other Interview
Experience: First 4 rounds on day 1 and this are just to shortlist for more rounds on some other day.
Tips: They will focus on almost all the concepts of computer science.You need to practice a lot and start it right now. Should be easy if you have prepared well enough. Use your holidays to start preparing for placements.

General Tips: Sooner you start, better your placement will be as lack of practice & last day study works only for exams but never for interviews. You'll get enough time to prepare for interviews once you get shortlisted. Focus on it even if you are placed already.
Skill Tips: They will focus on almost all the concepts of computer science.
Skills: C , Aptitude
College Name: NIT SURATHKAL

I appeared for an interview in Dec 2016.

Interview Preparation Tips

Round: Technical Interview
Experience: On-site interview (5 hours).

4 back-to-back 45-minute coding interviews, followed by a design interview, with a lunch break with a Googler in the middle.

The first coding interview was a set of (surprisingly) trivial (no algorithms needed) incremental coding questions.

The two next coding interviews were problems straight from the "Cracking the coding interview" book. Even though I divulged that I'd solved pretty much exactly the same problem before, they didn't give me an alternative problem and I quickly coded up a general and optimal solution for the problems. Follow-up in-depth questions were minimal and not hard.

The last coding question was a pure algorithm question related to search trees/tries. No coding required, spent the whole time reasoning about the most effective algorithm. This was a bit of a brain twister.

The design question was related to high-level system design (not OO design) for storage and search in geographic data. Focus was effective search as well as scalability both in traffic and data volumes.

Tips: Read "Cracking the coding interview" or other similar literature. Solve all the problems and you should be good to go. If you solve a bunch of problems at HackerRank (or similar) as well, you'll have the added bonus of training on how to generalize the algorithms.

Interview Preparation Tips

Round: Test
Experience: Oracle had an online test which includes 3
Sections:
1. Programming: basic C++/java programming + data structure. One need to have good hand over oops
to score well in this section.

2. Aptitude: General Aptitude Questions

3. General Maths: Very simple maths problem (+2 level) but needs very very good speed.
Tips: Individual cutoff was not declared, but different cutoff for different profile is expected.
Oracle has no GD round.

Round: Interview
Experience: In 2nd round of interview, there was more programming, less resume based question and more emphasis on will I be comfortable in an IT sector. Some apti questions were also asked.

Round: Interview
Experience: 1st round was completely on resume based. Each and every project and intern is discussed in detail. Most of the extracurricular activities were also discussed. In the 1st interview, some basic program like fibonacci series by recursion, star pattern by loop etc were asked.

Round: Interview
Experience: Next round was HR. I was asked about the earlier 2 interviews and some basic HR questions.

College Name: IIT Roorkee

Interview Preparation Tips

Round: Resume Shortlist
Tips: If you think it is worth it, write it in the resume.

Round: Technical Interview
Experience: I discussed a political party in one such interview in another company. He was impressed rather inspired.
Tips: All they are looking for in this interview is that you have a basic aptitude

Round: HR Interview
Tips: Try to be as real as possible. They know people and have great deal of experience. You cannot fake it.

General Tips: Peace yoo
College Name: IIT BOMBAY

Interview Questionnaire 

2 Questions

  • Q1. Ques on SQL,puzzles, C
  • Q2. Basic family background, hobbies, academics, why interest in software field, questions from the ppt they presentec earlier

Interview Preparation Tips

Round: Test
Experience: apti and logical reasoning ques  were not tough and with basic knowledge on C and SQL I could easily solve the questions
Tips: Just try to  maintain a good speed while solving

Round: Technical Interview
Experience: mostly they focus their questions based on the form that we had to fill. it had details about our extracurricular activities, main courses of interest, training and project work, software languages known, academics.
Tips: the form was to be filled with accuracy and only those points about which one is confident enough should be added

Round: HR Interview
Experience: it was just a normal interaction. they wanted to know the kind of person i am, my strengths and weakness. any impressive qualities unique of me. my favourite author. it lasted no longer than 10 minutes . and try to acquire as much background information as you about the company.
Tips: try to be honest with your answers. do not fake since they can easily catch you. do not give any such answers about which you are not confident or any view where you cannot defend yourself.

Skill Tips: I learned sql from w3school.com.
Skills: confidence, amicable nature, leadership qualities, participation in extracurricular activities, puzzle solving, Aptitude
College Name: NIT ROURKELA
Motivation: Its quite simple, I wanted to land with good job before i leave  nit.
Funny Moments: Since it was the first time i was facing an interview, so i asked my interviewer how were my answers.
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