How I got to work at Google
By: Mahesh Jadhav
Tags: Success Story, How To, Google, Interview, How To Get A Job

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Bringing the Dream Job was my motive, Here’s how I did it!

First of all, I always considered myself fortunate to be pursuing my degree at college, because No one from my family yet stepped into college.

The curriculum here is quite flexible giving enough but not giving enough scope to nurture your interests apart from academics. I tried to make the most of it by spending some great time working along with them in projects. All the chaos here facing towards IIT institutes like being starring at food since years of starvation.

Google definitely ranks among the highest firms to figure at and also the quality of the product and services they provide is renowned.

Also operating in Google permits one to pursue his own interest on since Google has such wide ranges of comes to supply.

The work environment and the culture there add every bit of fun to it. It became the center of attraction for 21st century’s students aspiring for JEE/IITs. Unlike most others, I took my time off. My primary objective was to complete and furnish off a number of my incomplete comes in order that I may well be assured concerning them throughout placements.

For programming, I used to practice codeforces problems. The contests it organizes contains a really good mix of mathematical, logical and algorithmic problems, and poses an environment much similar to coding rounds during placements. Besides, I had completed most of the algorithms from Codeforces and then shifted to GeekForGeeks to refer to past years of coding experiences.

I focused on a single stream unlike others who try anywhere and wishes to get something from somewhere, and after becoming a confident coder in PHP scripts and websites development I just made a try of applying for internships in Google, was firmly like a joke to me, and unexpectedly the letter after almost 2 months of applying came to me. And that was a horrible yet the most beautiful moment of my life. Then practiced for a lot of interviews and brainstorming questions flowing on Google Itself [ My full interview on Quora ]

From my experience, students aspiring to land at Google should have regular coding practice as most companies now prefer using coding rounds for shortlisting. The problems asked usually don’t need any deep information on algorithms. They are to check your speed and thought.

Mostly if your basics are clear, they look at the way you think and reach the solution.

Many believe that interview questions keep on repeating every year so they could just mug up everything to clear such interviews.

This brute force manner doesn’t even total for normal jobs coupled with Dream firms

It’s not like resumes don’t play a role at all Resume serves two purposes. Firstly, getting you shortlisted for the interviews and secondly, to give a brief idea of the things you have been working around and are comfortable with.

I would like to say exclusively for Jobseekers Do not restrict yourself to some specific domain or subject, at least not at the undergrad level, but always have an overall sight of things and how they interrelate. Follow your interests and be good at it.

Make most of the opportunities you get to be told as a region of your syllabus or through alternative online sources. and do possess a go-code mindset.

Now whatever problems I faced during the span before applying to google and learning from online sources, I wished no one who ambitions to nurture their coding talent to land on such companies would get a false try or deficit of pursuing knowledge of unstoppable and curious software industry, for that stepped into the Life Changing Job — Entrepreneurship, as said by Naveen Jain “There are only two people who change and look for a better world are Scientists and Entrepreneurs.”

Getting into it Started Following Garyvee (Gary Vaynerchuk) a social media entrepreneur influencer made taught me the only thing, which I tried and it 100% WORKED, and to express that I always say to Passionate Entrepreneurs is