Benefits (insurance, finance, 401k, education, etc.) Coworkers Flexibility of work time/location Compensation (if you get promoted quickly)
Bureaucracy. Politics on certain teams. Non-transparent calibration/performance review process. Non-flexible career path.
I was contacted by a recruiter regarding a position at Google. He set up a phone screen interview for the following week. The interviewer was very helpful during the process. The better you provide complex solutions, the more chances there are for fo
The first stage was the phone screen. The question was fairly simple, related to addition with linked lists. Couple of weeks later, I traveled for the on-site. The on-site questions were quite tough: * Array rotation * Trie data structure * Design-r
Two phone interviews. These are fairly simple but you should not miss any condition where your code might not run or might give a wrong output. Questions are related to algorithms. Solve LeetCode problems to practice, as the questions are very simila
I was contacted by a recruiter regarding a position at Google. He set up a phone screen interview for the following week. The interviewer was very helpful during the process. The better you provide complex solutions, the more chances there are for fo
The first stage was the phone screen. The question was fairly simple, related to addition with linked lists. Couple of weeks later, I traveled for the on-site. The on-site questions were quite tough: * Array rotation * Trie data structure * Design-r
Two phone interviews. These are fairly simple but you should not miss any condition where your code might not run or might give a wrong output. Questions are related to algorithms. Solve LeetCode problems to practice, as the questions are very simila