Ok, work-life balance. Good co-workers.
Difficult to get anything done.
Held back by the internal tech stack.
I submitted my resume through a friend and had a phone screen interview, followed by an onsite interview. I believe I was interviewed by six people, including one junior engineer, a few senior engineers, and a few managers. The questions they asked w
I went through the initial phone screen. After passing, they set you up with a technical interview which includes a code challenge. I stopped the process at that point because they require you to take a step down if you come to Google. The recruite
I was contacted by a recruiter for an EM (Engineering Manager) role. I set up a 30-minute phone screen with the hiring manager. It was a general conversation about my background and experience, with no technical questions. Following this, I was inv
I submitted my resume through a friend and had a phone screen interview, followed by an onsite interview. I believe I was interviewed by six people, including one junior engineer, a few senior engineers, and a few managers. The questions they asked w
I went through the initial phone screen. After passing, they set you up with a technical interview which includes a code challenge. I stopped the process at that point because they require you to take a step down if you come to Google. The recruite
I was contacted by a recruiter for an EM (Engineering Manager) role. I set up a 30-minute phone screen with the hiring manager. It was a general conversation about my background and experience, with no technical questions. Following this, I was inv