Google is a nice company, and there is work to be done that offers more than what I made in a few years.
Google is not bad to work, but good to work as well. Anyway, nice to hear from you.
I applied through a campus recruiter. A month later, I received an email stating I was selected for an interview. The interview took place at their office. I had two interviews with two different engineers. We started with small talk and personal int
Two interviews were conducted back-to-back, each lasting 45 minutes with a 10-minute break in between. These were held over the phone, using a shared Google Doc. Each interview was conducted by a different Google employee, both of whom were softwar
It was fairly simple, with two phone interviews as seen online. I did sign an NDA, so I cannot divulge too much information. However, the process was fairly straightforward, and there are a lot of resources online.
I applied through a campus recruiter. A month later, I received an email stating I was selected for an interview. The interview took place at their office. I had two interviews with two different engineers. We started with small talk and personal int
Two interviews were conducted back-to-back, each lasting 45 minutes with a 10-minute break in between. These were held over the phone, using a shared Google Doc. Each interview was conducted by a different Google employee, both of whom were softwar
It was fairly simple, with two phone interviews as seen online. I did sign an NDA, so I cannot divulge too much information. However, the process was fairly straightforward, and there are a lot of resources online.