I liked working there. Good communication and fun projects.
I can’t really think of anything. Long hours sometimes.
I received an email from the recruiter stating that my resume had been shortlisted. She then called me and discussed my background and the opportunity. Of course, she thanked me for my interest in Google. :) I had two phone interviews, and then I w
The people were friendly. There were easy interview questions about all kinds of fun stuff, including: * Trees * Searching * Arrays * Optimizing code * And more.
Google basically does not care what you have done, and doesn't interview you for any particular position. They mainly want to know if you are talented at answering academic computer science questions. Does this build a good company? I don't think so
I received an email from the recruiter stating that my resume had been shortlisted. She then called me and discussed my background and the opportunity. Of course, she thanked me for my interest in Google. :) I had two phone interviews, and then I w
The people were friendly. There were easy interview questions about all kinds of fun stuff, including: * Trees * Searching * Arrays * Optimizing code * And more.
Google basically does not care what you have done, and doesn't interview you for any particular position. They mainly want to know if you are talented at answering academic computer science questions. Does this build a good company? I don't think so