Did anyone do Google L5 onsite recently? I’ve done the standard DS&A prep and solved about 100 LC problems, feeling fairly confident since I can solve most mediums without help.
What else can I do to better prepare? My interview is in 2 weeks.
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Solve most hards without help.
45min interview: it depends, but I tend to favor a single tougher question for L5s to get a better signal on design skills/approach, and multipart problems for L3/4 that give better coding/efficacy signals (Q1 sets up a simplified problem, Q2 adds a constraint and Q3 asks for some complex functionality off of what was built in Q1/2). Some people might do multipart problems for L5s too, but they'll probably still feel like one big problem for the most part. YMMV, questions asked during Google interviews are notoriously inconsistent.
Full day loop: I think that might be changing soon, but for L5s, it used to be: 1 ~behavioral, 1 Design, 3 coding.