Never work there if you have morals.
Not based in reality whatsoever.
Close the doors.
I recently had the opportunity to participate in a Google interview, and it was an amazing experience. The process was thorough but not overwhelming, and the interviewer was incredibly friendly and engaging. The interview began with a brief introdu
You get an online assessment followed by up to three face-to-face interviews. Normally, two are enough, but if one was positive and the other not so positive, you get a chance to redeem yourself.
More or less what I'd expect from a typical tech interview. As with most interviews nowadays, it involves way too much hassle, where most things have little to do with day-to-day job reality. But games are games.
I recently had the opportunity to participate in a Google interview, and it was an amazing experience. The process was thorough but not overwhelming, and the interviewer was incredibly friendly and engaging. The interview began with a brief introdu
You get an online assessment followed by up to three face-to-face interviews. Normally, two are enough, but if one was positive and the other not so positive, you get a chance to redeem yourself.
More or less what I'd expect from a typical tech interview. As with most interviews nowadays, it involves way too much hassle, where most things have little to do with day-to-day job reality. But games are games.