No, nothing. All is good.
Working from home is really boring.
Scheduling the Google CoderPad interview was smooth. The interview itself was challenging yet stimulating. I was told that I was rejected due to the position being closed out, which was pretty weird.
They were very prepared to ask thought-provoking questions in both the phone and in-person interviews. Writing code on a whiteboard during the in-person interview is a key part of their process. The people were friendly, very professional, and wast
Google continues to play the game of "20 questions," despite admitting that a better approach to finding good employees would be to determine whether potential employees play well with others. Google interviewers are typically young and inexperienced
Scheduling the Google CoderPad interview was smooth. The interview itself was challenging yet stimulating. I was told that I was rejected due to the position being closed out, which was pretty weird.
They were very prepared to ask thought-provoking questions in both the phone and in-person interviews. Writing code on a whiteboard during the in-person interview is a key part of their process. The people were friendly, very professional, and wast
Google continues to play the game of "20 questions," despite admitting that a better approach to finding good employees would be to determine whether potential employees play well with others. Google interviewers are typically young and inexperienced