Interviewing for a job can be a nerve-wracking experience, but with the right preparation, you can be ready for the challenge. Google’s Technical Solutions Engineer (TSE) position is a highly sought-after role and the interview process can be daunting for the unprepared. To help you on your journey to becoming a TSE, this blog post will provide an overview of common Google TSE interview questions. With the help of this article, you will gain a better understanding of the types of questions and scenarios you may face during your interview, as well as how to best prepare. We will also discuss what Google looks for when hiring TSEs, so you can maximize your chances of getting the job. Through a combination of research and preparation, you can boost your chances of success and make a great impression.
Google TSE Interview Experience 2021 || Technical Solutions Engineer || 4 Rounds
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Anonymous Interview Candidate in Bangalore
I applied online. I interviewed at Google (Bangalore) in Dec. 2021.
There were 5 rounds. The first was a test that was given in November 2021 and had an MCQ format. They let me know about additional rounds in January 2022, and the second round involved a phone interview. Basic questions related to OS, Networking and DBMS were asked. Because the interviewer kept asking follow-up questions, one needs to be extremely knowledgeable about the subject. There were supposed to be the remaining three rounds in a single day after the Phone screen round qualified. They didn’t even get in touch with me about it because I couldn’t qualify after the first round that day, so I waited all day.
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Google process as always is pretty swift. Asking recruiters a lot of questions prior to an interview will be very helpful. They are there to help you in each step. After my “onsite” interview, I didn’t get feedback for a week. Everything went well during my first technical interview, but I got sidetracked during my onsite, and I think that’s what made my interview a failure. The questions are pretty generic if you are an admin. Learn the fundamentals of how VMs/containers, Linux, the web, and Python scripts all operate. The questions are all average(not too hard, not too easy). also be precise on your troubleshooting skills. Soft skills are also very important on this role!!.
15 people found this interview helpful
Anonymous Employee in Warsaw, Masovia
I applied through an employee referral. The process took 3 months. I interviewed at Google (Warsaw, Masovia) in Jul. 2021.
Although the interview process was lengthy and stressful, the interviewers were courteous and professional. First, you get a technical screening interview for 60 minutes. If you successfully passed the technical screening, you would then advance to the following round of onsite interviews. Three 45-minute interviews are typically conducted on-site, all on the same day.
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I applied through an employee referral. I interviewed at Google
first, a chat page where I could enter some of my basic information, like my years of customer service experience, project management experience, etc. then a HR interview, where I was questioned on a number of fundamental topics after that, a technical interview covering more fundamental inquiries, client problem-solving, and code debugging the interview is still ongoing, will update later.
5 people found this interview helpful
Super easy, mostly sysadmin questions. There are four interviews, each of which includes coding, customer service (dealing with customers), how you would approach troubleshooting customer issues, and how well you understand complex systems in general.
4 people found this interview helpful
Very interactive. The recruiter handled the entire process with great professionalism. I had a great time during the interview process and appreciated the knowledge the recruiter shared to help me have a better experience.
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I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at Google in Nov. 2020.
I applied for TSE role. I had the single technical interview and succeeded it. But then it came up to salary and benefits negotiation. And it seemed like Google could provide a midrange salary for the area. It was even less than my current salary. So I refused to proceed the hiring process. The amusing thing is that during the technical interview, there were some difficult questions, such as: – Deep Linux knowledge – Networking – Programming challenge That’s totally fine However, in my humble opinion, if you’re looking for the best candidates, you should be willing to pay more than the going rate.
34 people found this interview helpful
Anonymous Interview Candidate in Atlanta, GA
I applied through a recruiter. I interviewed at Google (Atlanta, GA) in Dec. 2020.
A complete waste of time. The recruiter will provide a “study guide” for the interview. All of this information about Linux, networking, HTTP, coding, etc. will be included in the study guide. However, the interviewer in person won’t ask you any inquiries from the study manual. A complete waste of time.
10 people found this interview helpful
Hi guys, I have google TSE interview coming up. And my recruiter informed me that it would emphasize my programming expertise and knowledge of big data. And I have no idea what kinds of inquiries will be made regarding big data one. YOE: 2 Prior experience: support engineer#google #interview #technicalsolutionsengineer #GCP #support Can someone please tell me what kind of questions I should expect?
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7. Give examples of well-known APIs for each of these social commerce services (such as photo services, etc.)
3) There are approximately 30 million ads in 42 languages on Google Adwords. What will I do is review the ads and remove any that don’t follow certain guidelines.
FAQ
What is TSE at Google?
The support engineers known as TSEs are in charge of investigating and determining the technical root cause of problems that customers report. Some are fairly straightforward, but occasionally a support ticket is received that requires multiple dedicated engineers to troubleshoot.
What questions are asked in Google interview?
- What Google product do you like best, and how would you change it?
- Briefly explain the difference between coding and programming. …
- How do you stay accountable?
- Tell me about a time when you set a goal and surpassed it.
What is the hardest Google interview question?
- Q1. How many times a day do the hands of a clock make a 90-degree angle with one another and overlap?
- Q2. You have eight balls. …
- Q3. Explain the significance of “dead beef.” …
- Q4. Explain a database in one sentence to your eight-year-old nephew.
- Q5.
