Great work-life balance, excellent perks, a lot of budget for employees, and opportunities for training and upgrading skills.
Nothing to mention as such.
Keep up the RSU.
I made it to the first interview round, which was a phone interview. The technical questions seemed straightforward enough, but I didn't progress to the next stage of the recruitment process. On the plus side, the rejection came very quickly compare
Standard setup with a couple of technical interviews. LeetCode-style problems were presented. I had an additional coding interview for some reason, which went okay but still did not result in an offer.
I've been applying to many companies, but Google's process has been the best so far. After applying and a successful phone interview, I was invited for onsite interviews to Zurich. The whole trip was paid for by Google, and I was reimbursed for my e
I made it to the first interview round, which was a phone interview. The technical questions seemed straightforward enough, but I didn't progress to the next stage of the recruitment process. On the plus side, the rejection came very quickly compare
Standard setup with a couple of technical interviews. LeetCode-style problems were presented. I had an additional coding interview for some reason, which went okay but still did not result in an offer.
I've been applying to many companies, but Google's process has been the best so far. After applying and a successful phone interview, I was invited for onsite interviews to Zurich. The whole trip was paid for by Google, and I was reimbursed for my e