A lot of benefits (food, transport, quality of life) at the workplace and outside as well.
A lot of stress and the work was challenging, but definitely not too much to not be enjoyable.
Overall, the experience was well-run and not too difficult, though it ultimately came down to skill and proved challenging. The people were nice and helpful throughout the process, making it easy to schedule around my existing job.
The level is OK, not too hard but not too easy. Actually, I was expecting much more challenging questions. The only problem is that they give you only a partial description, so you need to communicate with the interviewer to get more info. I did it
There was a bit of back-and-forth in finding an appropriate time to interview, despite my being flexible. Once at Google, which I knew fairly well from having multiple friends working there, the process was straightforward: sitting in a conference r
Overall, the experience was well-run and not too difficult, though it ultimately came down to skill and proved challenging. The people were nice and helpful throughout the process, making it easy to schedule around my existing job.
The level is OK, not too hard but not too easy. Actually, I was expecting much more challenging questions. The only problem is that they give you only a partial description, so you need to communicate with the interviewer to get more info. I did it
There was a bit of back-and-forth in finding an appropriate time to interview, despite my being flexible. Once at Google, which I knew fairly well from having multiple friends working there, the process was straightforward: sitting in a conference r