1st round was basic html css and js. state management question with dom manipulation. starts with easy question and then builds up on the same context. No framework asked only vanilla js
I applied through an employee referral. The process took 4 weeks. I interviewed at Google (San Francisco, CA) in Dec 2018
Interview
First you talk with a recruiter. The recruiter did not respond in a timely manner and seemed to be juggling way too much. Next was a technical phone screen with the hiring manager. After that would be a technical assessment online via Google docs. Then following that was a take home assignment to build a simple UI problem. I am not at liberty to say what it was, but it was a fairly straightforward UI/UX assignment. No more than 10hrs spent is what they ask. I didn't make it past the assignment but if you pass that, it would be an onsite visit.
The process took 5 weeks. I interviewed at Google (Bengaluru)
Interview
Phone Interview
Take Home UI exercise
3 technical rounds and 2 non technical rounds.
Recruitment team were very professional throughout the process. They provided ample information and time to prepare for interviews. All interviewers were vey polite, professional and knowledgeable as you would expect from Google.
Although I did not get an offer, I learnt a lot during the process. One of the best interview processes I have been through.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Mostly fundamental HTML , css, js and problem solving questions. They dont get into Algorithms that much for this role
The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at Google (New York, NY)
Interview
Fue una entrevista fallida, pero que me dejó mucha experiencia ya que mi perfil no era 100% compatible con el puesto, pero la retroalimentación que recibi fue excepcional. Seguiré intentándolo.