Good salary, very good. No man.
No balance, no work-life balance, no, no, no, no.
No
I interviewed for a network architect position, stating clearly at the beginning of the interview that I was involved in application and TCP level performance analysis. However, the interviewer kept questioning me about Layer 2 material because that'
The process began with a phone interview featuring straightforward technical questions. Following this, I was invited to the Googleplex for a 1:1 interview with four people. This was a pretty relaxed interview, focusing on my background and skillset
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 interviewed for a network architect position, stating clearly at the beginning of the interview that I was involved in application and TCP level performance analysis. However, the interviewer kept questioning me about Layer 2 material because that'
The process began with a phone interview featuring straightforward technical questions. Following this, I was invited to the Googleplex for a 1:1 interview with four people. This was a pretty relaxed interview, focusing on my background and skillset
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