Work-life balance, close to Microsoft.
Slow career growth, compensation less competitive.
The interview was pretty straightforward. I was asked an array DSA problem. After that, I discussed my resume. Then, I had the opportunity to ask questions. I didn't receive a call back after my interview.
I had a standard HR screening call, then the interview was set up with one of Google's engineers. Next, there was a meeting and live coding in an online editor. No support or hints were given by the interviewer, just coding. It was not possible to
I was initially contacted via LinkedIn for a position in Mt. View. When I made it clear that I wouldn't relocate, they referred me to the Seattle office, which turns out to be the third largest Google office after Mt. View and New York. The Seattle r
The interview was pretty straightforward. I was asked an array DSA problem. After that, I discussed my resume. Then, I had the opportunity to ask questions. I didn't receive a call back after my interview.
I had a standard HR screening call, then the interview was set up with one of Google's engineers. Next, there was a meeting and live coding in an online editor. No support or hints were given by the interviewer, just coding. It was not possible to
I was initially contacted via LinkedIn for a position in Mt. View. When I made it clear that I wouldn't relocate, they referred me to the Seattle office, which turns out to be the third largest Google office after Mt. View and New York. The Seattle r