Name: 在谷歌實習到底是什麼感覺？(與一位前谷歌軟件工程師實習生的現場對話) (What's It Really Like To Intern At Google? (LIVE with a former Google software engineer intern))
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But everyone, uh, my name is like a on I'm your hosts at Siesta Joe on today.

Okay, so, uh, Ethan is a recent graduate from UC San Diego, which is University of California, San Diego with a computer science degree on.

He interned at Google in Mountain View, California as well.

As a software engineer, he specializes in full SEC development.

Today's format is gonna be first of all, 30 minutes of interview where I'm gonna ask Jason about things like, how did he get study with programming on what was his job experience?

Anything he didn't like about working at Google.

And then we're gonna do a 15 minutes off life audience Q and a session, so send questions in the top box.

So ask, you know, Eason or me anything you want ask in that session.

Ethan, how did you get started with programming in the first place?

Was I guess I did my first sort of real technical internship with a family friend.

And this family friend was starting this start up, and he needed people to work on his job application.

So at the time, I didn't actually know any programming.

So I basically spent 21 week before this internship, I looked at some job editorials, and I did all of them and I just start programming.

And along the way, I ran to a lot of trouble.

Was like understanding dip different Travis constructs like, oh, how to use a loop or how to use if then else.

Um but then my boss basically helped me through the process because it was still a very small company.

So I got a really good sense of how everything worked and a lot of mentoring trip experience.

Okay, s So you say you prepared for your first, you know, engineering job for a week.

And that was that was a job where used to java.

Do you think that one week was enough to prepare yourself for them.

So I think preparation is kind of like a difficult way difficult thing to define, because I think it was enough for that job.

But at the time of starting, I felt like I was definitely not prepared.

There's so many things that I was just so overwhelmed.

But once I started doing it once I started getting into the flow of doing my job, I found that I was pretty much repaired.

So it's more about getting to a level where you can understand the language and then just starting it and diving right in.

So let's ah, sort of dive ahead and, you know, talk about what happened since then.

So after that, you decided to, you know, study computer science.

You see, at UC San Diego, and then you had some experience, you know, doing more internships before working at Google Anistan.

So what was your experience like prior to working at Google?

Right, so that was very interesting, because I got to work in a lot of different size companies.

The 1st 1 I worked out was this company in San Francisco.

And they were about, I'd say 20 people at the time, maybe 10 engineers.

So being there, I learned a lot because I was treated like a full time engineer, and I got a lot of opportunity to have a bunch of ownership over the code.

But it was also really scary because I had never done about development.

And it was primarily a what development job.

So I had to learn a lot of new things on the job, and it was a really good growing experience.

And other experiences include interning at a very small company that was only like three people big and then interning at, like, a more medium sized company that was maybe 200 or 300 people.

So you had a lot of experience working at different companies.

And then when you interviewed at Google, what was your interview experience like?

They're on What kind of you know, what kinds of questions did they ask you?

So with Google in particular, they tend to ask two types of overall questions.

So with algorithms, they expected to sort of solve this problem, this input output problem in an efficient manner and what they're looking for here is sort of your thought process as well.

So basically, how you reason about the problem, where your assumptions and how you go about making a solution to the problem.

Where's design is slightly different in that it still explores your reasoning and problem solving.

But I expect you to make intelligent tradeoff.

Do you want to optimize for Leighton see, or throughput and basically testing on what considerations you're making design.

Okay, so I think for the algorithms part, um, you know, for for those who are not from there, an example of an algorithm question would be sitting like You have a string or you have a list or you have an array and then you need to reverse it, using something some kind of function.

You know, the kinds of questions that tend to ask that tend to be asked that Google great on.

Uh, I'm kind of curious about the design part because I feel like there aren't too many resources for preparing for that type of questions.

Honestly, it's pretty difficult, I think, the best way to repair for its 22 internships.

Because internships are where you actually have to make those important design decisions.

So seeing those first hand and even seeing other engineers doing those decisions will help you form an idea of what you should be choosing for in your design.

On da Let's just go ahead, you know, to thio like a later point in the timeline.

So after getting through that interview, uh, you started working in Monte, because when you're correct, right.

Um So my experience in Mountain View was everyone.

And it was just a really nice environment to work in.

Lots of great perks, Really good, like sense of interior design and just a really nice aura.

It was even bigger than my college UCSD s.

Um, but the team there was really nice because basically, even though there's a lot of people, your team is still pretty small.

So you still get that sense of working together in a small community.

So there I was, working on an aspect of Google opinion rewards.

So they basically send out surveys and you get some money for doing these surveys.

And my job was to make a piece of technology that would render the cards in Google now into HTML so they could be displayed inside the surveys.

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