Good salary, great projects, and a great work team.
I don't have any cons.
The first interview was a peer interview. I was asked questions about ML/AI: * Explain the precision/recall tradeoff. * What is the F1 score? * How to deal with overfitting? * How to deal with certain situations of model training?
It was a tough interview based on concepts. It focused on skills and knowledge overall, and was a great experience for a first-time interview. I cleared the first two rounds but did not do well in the last round.
It was easy and comfortable to work with Google. It's innovative, and there's a lot to learn. The interview process is not as difficult as it seems; you just have to know the basics.
The first interview was a peer interview. I was asked questions about ML/AI: * Explain the precision/recall tradeoff. * What is the F1 score? * How to deal with overfitting? * How to deal with certain situations of model training?
It was a tough interview based on concepts. It focused on skills and knowledge overall, and was a great experience for a first-time interview. I cleared the first two rounds but did not do well in the last round.
It was easy and comfortable to work with Google. It's innovative, and there's a lot to learn. The interview process is not as difficult as it seems; you just have to know the basics.