Massive growth, development, salary, on-site food.
Company politics, work-life balance is poor.
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Had a two-question OA followed by five virtual on-site interviews. The recruiter was super nice and helpful, even after rejection. Four out of five interviews went decently and felt like a conversation, although one felt like talking to a wall. Ov
The interview process was very complicated, involving a lot of small interviews before the coding interview. After that, I was rejected, so I'm not sure what comes next. I think there was one more in-person interview, and then they hire you.
Writing to restore access. Google was a great company to (not) be hired by. Knowing how many applications they get every year, I was appreciative of their quick response given the circumstances.
Had a two-question OA followed by five virtual on-site interviews. The recruiter was super nice and helpful, even after rejection. Four out of five interviews went decently and felt like a conversation, although one felt like talking to a wall. Ov
The interview process was very complicated, involving a lot of small interviews before the coding interview. After that, I was rejected, so I'm not sure what comes next. I think there was one more in-person interview, and then they hire you.
Writing to restore access. Google was a great company to (not) be hired by. Knowing how many applications they get every year, I was appreciative of their quick response given the circumstances.