Good infrastructure, good people to work with, and nice perks.
The company is too big to get anything done reasonably easily.
I applied through a recruiter. There was a recruiter call, and then a technical screen that had a full-on DSA question involving graphs, and they wanted it optimised. I hadn't written real code in a year or so. Don't assume the EM title gets you out
I was contacted by a recruiter via LinkedIn and set up a phone interview. The phone interview question was easy, but I had a hard time explaining some concepts in my code to the interviewer. I did not receive a qualifying score to proceed to an on-
I spoke with two HR people. The first was local but didn't have any positions that fit me. She forwarded me to an HR staffer at the Mountain View office, which led to a phone interview with an engineer working on Chrome and O3D. It was pretty excitin
I applied through a recruiter. There was a recruiter call, and then a technical screen that had a full-on DSA question involving graphs, and they wanted it optimised. I hadn't written real code in a year or so. Don't assume the EM title gets you out
I was contacted by a recruiter via LinkedIn and set up a phone interview. The phone interview question was easy, but I had a hard time explaining some concepts in my code to the interviewer. I did not receive a qualifying score to proceed to an on-
I spoke with two HR people. The first was local but didn't have any positions that fit me. She forwarded me to an HR staffer at the Mountain View office, which led to a phone interview with an engineer working on Chrome and O3D. It was pretty excitin