If you're good at networking, this is a place for amazing opportunities.
Extreme time flexibility and no stress.
Free food, always, everywhere.
Repetitive tasks and working alone all the time might be very frustrating. Also, being on a contract makes you a less valuable employee; you're not a real Googler. It can be very annoying at times, even if it does not impact your work.
Some team building would be great. A better quality of life brings better quality and productivity.
I had a technical interview with a developer. S/he asked me a standard algorithm question and wanted me to write pseudocode. Afterward, s/he asked me questions about my solution and wanted me to optimize my code.
I had a coding interview. The interviewer was late. She did not select the interview question and prepare the coding environment before the interview. Notification sounds came from her computer during my coding interview. She could not answer my que
Google has a really nice and inclusive interview process. All along, I felt like they were truly looking to interview me as a person, as well as my skills, which is a good sign of the merits they uphold. I had a very positive experience, as everyone
I had a technical interview with a developer. S/he asked me a standard algorithm question and wanted me to write pseudocode. Afterward, s/he asked me questions about my solution and wanted me to optimize my code.
I had a coding interview. The interviewer was late. She did not select the interview question and prepare the coding environment before the interview. Notification sounds came from her computer during my coding interview. She could not answer my que
Google has a really nice and inclusive interview process. All along, I felt like they were truly looking to interview me as a person, as well as my skills, which is a good sign of the merits they uphold. I had a very positive experience, as everyone