The learning curve is good.
Company culture is good.
No cons for this Google.
It was very good, but it was very difficult. But I cracked it anyway. Then I declined it also because I had a better offer from Ngenux. I'm happy to accept the offer from Ngenux instead of Google.
Phone screening: It was about 15 minutes and asked about my contact information, my last project details, and my work experience. Initial round 1: It covered "about me," my recent project, and a coding interview.
There were three interviews conducted remotely: * How well you fit * Googlyness (values) * Technical knowledge Each interview was a couple of days apart and conducted with a different person. I had a call from a recruiter in HR who was super helpfu
It was very good, but it was very difficult. But I cracked it anyway. Then I declined it also because I had a better offer from Ngenux. I'm happy to accept the offer from Ngenux instead of Google.
Phone screening: It was about 15 minutes and asked about my contact information, my last project details, and my work experience. Initial round 1: It covered "about me," my recent project, and a coding interview.
There were three interviews conducted remotely: * How well you fit * Googlyness (values) * Technical knowledge Each interview was a couple of days apart and conducted with a different person. I had a call from a recruiter in HR who was super helpfu