They treat employees very well.
Not just by feeding us, but by giving us some degrees of freedom to work on what we want. They pay a lot of attention to employee feedback and actually make changes based on what we say.
The technology is amazing, and the people here are as smart as they come. More than likely, the "guy who wrote the book on it" works here.
It isn't as flexible as it used to be. Career advancement can be difficult if you aren't located in the Mountain View Campus.
Keep it up!
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 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
HR contacted me about a position in Romania. I replied that I was not interested, but she still asked to have a 1-on-1. During this 1-on-1, we discussed my experience and positions that Google has in different countries. HR did not revert back in
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 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
HR contacted me about a position in Romania. I replied that I was not interested, but she still asked to have a 1-on-1. During this 1-on-1, we discussed my experience and positions that Google has in different countries. HR did not revert back in