Great perks/benefits
Opportunities to do impactful work, learn a lot, and try different things out all the time.
Fun, casual work environment.
Working alongside super smart people solving problems that affect billions of people worldwide.
Demographics skew young and inexperienced.
Can be a little chaotic at times, with a disorganized approach to product development.
Easy to get lost in the sea of work that has to be done.
I got referred internally. The recruiter screen was light, mostly asking 'Why Google?' and walking through my current EM role (team size, day-to-day, projects). Then, a technical phone screen with algo questions in CoderPad. One was to design a graph
I applied online and had a phone screening in about three weeks. Next, a technical screening focused on data structures and algorithms. I was given a problem statement to generate code and optimize it. They intentionally missed edge cases within the
The interview loop was pretty standard. I was interviewing for an L6 loop. One coding review, one system design on one day. One team match on the first day. One people management, one technical leadership, and one system design one week later. Ove
I got referred internally. The recruiter screen was light, mostly asking 'Why Google?' and walking through my current EM role (team size, day-to-day, projects). Then, a technical phone screen with algo questions in CoderPad. One was to design a graph
I applied online and had a phone screening in about three weeks. Next, a technical screening focused on data structures and algorithms. I was given a problem statement to generate code and optimize it. They intentionally missed edge cases within the
The interview loop was pretty standard. I was interviewing for an L6 loop. One coding review, one system design on one day. One team match on the first day. One people management, one technical leadership, and one system design one week later. Ove