I worked here for a few years.
From what I heard, things seem to be pretty team-dependent. I ended up really loving my team, however.
And, I always had awesome, awesome, awesome managers that I truly love. I never had to deal with politics here (although, again, team dependent).
Benefits were pretty good, and I was able to balance work/life pretty well.
I was a little unsatisfied with the work. I didn't really feel challenged.
Additionally – and I realize this is quite petty – but hearing about the free and delicious food and on-site perks at Google didn't help. There is quite a lack of frivolous perks that you have at other tech companies.
On a more serious note, the company culture doesn't seem very collaborative. I didn't really feel like I was part of anything big ever, or part of a bigger team than my own.
Foster a more collaborative culture.
More company-wide events.
The process is prolonged, typically taking about 6-8 weeks from the initial call to the offer. It begins with a recruiter screen, followed by a fairly easy hiring manager screen. The on-site interviews were virtual and comprised in-depth questions
The interview process involved being contacted by a recruiter, followed by a screening by a manager, and then a technical phone screen. This was then followed by a take-home coding test and a day of onsite interviews. I will say this: every technica
The interview is not difficult, provided you know your resume in detail. They see everything and ask about every detail of your projects. In the end, I could not get the offer as my role was pretty specialized, although they will consider me for a ju
The process is prolonged, typically taking about 6-8 weeks from the initial call to the offer. It begins with a recruiter screen, followed by a fairly easy hiring manager screen. The on-site interviews were virtual and comprised in-depth questions
The interview process involved being contacted by a recruiter, followed by a screening by a manager, and then a technical phone screen. This was then followed by a take-home coding test and a day of onsite interviews. I will say this: every technica
The interview is not difficult, provided you know your resume in detail. They see everything and ask about every detail of your projects. In the end, I could not get the offer as my role was pretty specialized, although they will consider me for a ju