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 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 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
Requested a referral from a friend working at Google in a Senior Staff role. Heard from a recruiter about a month later (in June). Prelim round was in July. Virtual Onsite in August. Now going through team matching in September. Onsite consisted of
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 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
Requested a referral from a friend working at Google in a Senior Staff role. Heard from a recruiter about a month later (in June). Prelim round was in July. Virtual Onsite in August. Now going through team matching in September. Onsite consisted of