Mentorship to crack google

I have cleared the screening interview and have five rounds of interviews coming up for a UX II position. I'm seeking advice or mentorship to help me ace the 1:1 interviews and whiteboarding sessions. If anyone has tips, suggestions, or can recommend a mentor, free or paid, who specializes in preparing candidates for Google interviews, I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you!

I needed some help in coming up with a study plan to specifically train for Google's interview process. I currently have 4yoe, so I think the interviews will be for SDE2 role. There will be 3 DSA rounds, 1 Googleyness, and 1 Leadership round. I already have experience in DSA and have solved most of Neetcode 150 (except DP, Bit Manipulation, and some hard problems). If any of you have given Google (or any FAANG) interview before, I would love to get some guidance on how to prepare in 30 days. I already know most of the common algorithms like DFS, BFS, Sliding window, Binary search, etc so I won't have to start from scratch. Also, the recruiter mentioned that I will have only 45 mins to solve two questions: mostly 1 hard and 1 medium. So I basically have around 20 mins per problem, which I feel is very difficult to solve a Leetcode Hard problem unless you have seen it before. Did I misunderstand the recruiter? Are there any tips on how to get good at this?

The platform has made every intern a Leadership coach; charging ₹2999/- for each session. The platform should have at least some decency to verify who is trying to become a mentor.

I have been working for the past 7+ years in multiple domains and multiple technologies. My growth seems to be tapered off in the last 1.5-2 years. I'm looking for a mentor who has some good experience and can help me grow to the next level. I can pay if they need that and I respect that if they provide a good value. I have mentored multiple engineers over the past 7 years but they all have been juniors. I haven't been able to find people who are really good and have more experience than me. People of Grapevine please do your magic. I would be really thankful if I could find someone good.

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I am an experienced professional with 7+ years of experience as Business analyst looking for a career transition to PM role. I am facing huge challenge in getting interview calls and cracking it. Can anyone help me with long term mentoring to crack my first PM role? I am targeting this goal in next 6 months..

Looking for good mentor who can help me plan my career path better in software ( currently frontend developer with 5+ yrs of experience.worked in startups)

I am looking for someone working at FAANG to help me with resume review and prepare for Data Science roles (1 yoe). I have theoretical understanding but interviewers expect good industry experience which I didn't get as I was asked to do analytics work. TIA.

Did anyone recently gave interview Google with 1-2 yoe?