Google Technical Interview

On September 2nd, I had the opportunity to interview with Google. The interview was a 45-minute one-on-one session, starting with introductions from both the interviewer and myself, which set a positive tone.

The technical part of the interview started with a problem involving binary trees. The first task was to design a tree where the parent node dictated the left and right child nodes' positioning based on specific conditions. I outlined the tree structure and then moved on to the next challenge: checking if a given number was present in the tree, assuming it was infinitely constructed.

While I knew the general approach for both problems, I missed a few critical points during the discussion. Despite this, the interviewer was supportive, and I took it as a valuable learning opportunity.

Unfortunately, I was not selected for the next rounds, but the experience taught me a lot in a short amount of time. It was incredible exposure to complex problem-solving in a high-stakes environment.

I am grateful to Google for this opportunity, as it significantly boosted my confidence and inspired me to keep improving. This experience has motivated me to work harder and prepare better for future challenges. Thank you, Google, for providing this platform, and I look forward to future opportunities to continue growing and learning.