I tested and passed an intern whiteboarding for Google back in 2016. The process involved a few automated algorithms questions, and then later, a whiteboard in

I tested and passed an intern whiteboarding for Google back in 2016. The process involved a few automated algorithms questions, and then later, a whiteboard interview. At the time, I was actively studying exams involving DS&A questions, so "find an algorithm that does X in O(Y) time" was a big chunk of what I was doing as a person. If I wanted to pass now, I feel like I'd have to waste some time, say, remembering exactly how to implement a priority queue. That time could probably be better spent on learning other skills.