Indian-origin software engineer Sahil Gaba, who works at Google, shared a viral LinkedIn post revealing his top tip for cracking coding interviews—leveraging the interviewer as a resource. He ...

In a now-viral post on LinkedIn, a US-based techie working at Google shared tips to crack coding interviews.

Indian-origin techie shares tips to crack coding interviews. Google reacts In his post, Sahil Gaba challenged the traditional perception of interviewers as mere evaluators, suggesting instead that ...

In his post, the techie revealed that the most valuable resource in a coding interview is not a book, tutorial, or online course, but rather the interviewer.

Google employees are revolting against the company’s twisted interview process. An insider says the interviews are led by misguided administrators asking irrelevant questions. A disgruntled ...

Google's AI Overviews feature on Google Search is getting an upgrade, thanks to the company's newly launched Gemini 2.0 model.

In the past couple of years, virtual interviews in the tech industry have been hailed as efficient and cost-saving. However, ...

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Is it okay to explain to the interviewer how you'd use Google to find an answer? This question was originally answered on Quora by Gayle Laakmann McDowell.