Google Free Interview Preparation

 

General resources:

Google Careers website: The Google Careers website has a lot of information about the interview process, including tips on how to prepare and what to expect. You can also find sample interview questions and answers on the site.

Interview Warmup: This is a free tool from Google that allows you to practice answering common interview questions. You can record yourself answering the questions, and the tool will provide you with feedback on your answers.

Pramp: This is a website that allows you to practice mock interviews with other people who are also interviewing for tech jobs.

Technical resources:

LeetCode: This is a website that has a large collection of coding interview questions. You can use the website to practice solving coding problems, and there are also forums where you can get help from other users.

HackerRank: This is another website that has a large collection of coding interview questions. You can also use HackerRank to participate in coding challenges and competitions.

AlgoExpert: This website offers a paid course that teaches you how to solve common coding interview questions. However, they also have a free blog with a lot of helpful articles on technical interview topics.

Behavioural resources:

Glassdoor: Glassdoor has a section where you can read interview reviews from people who have interviewed at Google. This can give you some insights into what the interview process is like and what types of questions you might be asked.

Blind: Blind is an anonymous forum where tech professionals can share information and advice. There is a section on Blind where you can find threads about Google interviews

The Muse: The Muse has a number of articles on how to answer common behavioral interview questions

Additional tips:

·        Be sure to research the specific role you are interviewing for. This will allow you to personalize your responses to the job requirements.

·        Practice answering common interview questions out loud. This will help you get comfortable speaking about your skills and experience.

·        Be confident and enthusiastic. The interviewer wants to see that you are interested in the role and that you have the skills and experience to be successful.

·        Don't be afraid to ask questions. This shows that you are engaged in the interview and that you are interested in learning more about the role.

·        Follow up after the interview with a thank-you note. This is a professional courtesy and it can help you stay top of mind with the interviewer

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