> For entry-level technical roles, this feedback is only on your technical abilities: How well did you apply your data structures and algorithms knowledge? How well do you code? Did your solution handle all the edge cases? How close did your solution get to optimal time and space complexity for the problem? How well did you communicate your thoughts and respond to questions?<p>I guess I've never gone for a non-entry technical role, despite interviewing with 10+ years of experience, but my google interview experience was basically only this. And more specifically, algorithm only questions. I think I wrote a tree traversal, a BFS, and a DFS. Never asked anything about design, performance, or anything else that I would consider "real world problems."<p>Would love to hear if anyone got anything different? I've interviewed a few times, and it's always been more or less the same.