Good Learning, Now Corporate
Good Learning, Now Corporate
Flexibility, a good work environment, and many things to learn.
Now it's a bit corporate.
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Associate Software Engineer
They led me around for weeks and months, through three rounds of interviews. All of this was to get rejected a week later with no real feedback, even though I'd "done very well" in all my interviews.
Associate Software Engineer
The interview was medium level. They asked me about OOP concepts and computer networks. I mentioned the Python language, so they asked me to write some code. The question was given by them.
Associate Software Engineer
Google's interview process takes around one to two months and has seven steps: * Resume screen * Recruiter call * Phone screen(s) * Onsite interviews * Hiring committee * Team matching * Salary negotiation The process itself is quite long and hard,
Associate Software Engineer
New York, New York, United StatesJanuary 1, 2025They led me around for weeks and months, through three rounds of interviews. All of this was to get rejected a week later with no real feedback, even though I'd "done very well" in all my interviews.
Associate Software Engineer
Pune, Maharashtra, IndiaOctober 15, 2025The interview was medium level. They asked me about OOP concepts and computer networks. I mentioned the Python language, so they asked me to write some code. The question was given by them.
Associate Software Engineer
Hyderābād, Telangana, IndiaFebruary 1, 2025Google's interview process takes around one to two months and has seven steps: * Resume screen * Recruiter call * Phone screen(s) * Onsite interviews * Hiring committee * Team matching * Salary negotiation The process itself is quite long and hard,
