Great support from managers, easy to ask questions, and great coworkers.
Great food, transportation, and other perks.
My major complaint is that people used the word "Googley" too much to describe everything, so it lost all meaning. Often, as an engineer, it felt like coworkers didn't have many other interests outside of engineering.
The first stage is completing the application found on their website. Next, they contact you if you've made it through to the next round. I heard back around the end of January. There are two phone interviews: the first is code reading and the seco
I applied in September and heard back pretty shortly after. I had a crazy month in October, so I interviewed in early November. I had two back-to-back phone interviews. In the first one, I talked about my side projects and experience. In the last 20
The interview process included: * One 30-minute phone interview. * Followed by a one-day on-site visit to the head office. * This on-site portion consisted of five 45-minute in-person interviews, all technical in nature. Questions were very t
The first stage is completing the application found on their website. Next, they contact you if you've made it through to the next round. I heard back around the end of January. There are two phone interviews: the first is code reading and the seco
I applied in September and heard back pretty shortly after. I had a crazy month in October, so I interviewed in early November. I had two back-to-back phone interviews. In the first one, I talked about my side projects and experience. In the last 20
The interview process included: * One 30-minute phone interview. * Followed by a one-day on-site visit to the head office. * This on-site portion consisted of five 45-minute in-person interviews, all technical in nature. Questions were very t