You do have the freedom to work anywhere, anytime, and you can discuss the deadline and scope based on team requirements.
Pace is slow, but it has to be if it has good work-life balance.
HR called me and asked open-ended questions about why I wanted to work there and what interesting things I'm into. I wasn't super prepared because I didn't really care to get the job. Then, I had a phone screen that served as a technical interview.
The process was fast, and the recruiter was very nice. It included a phone screen followed by an onsite interview, which covered: * System design (2 sessions) * Coding * Behavioral questions For system design, I would recommend preparing more on t
It was long, and after two phone interviews, I was scheduled for an in-person one. They totally messed up on that last part. I was first contacted by a recruiter, and I informed them about the progress of my career. They said Google would be certain
HR called me and asked open-ended questions about why I wanted to work there and what interesting things I'm into. I wasn't super prepared because I didn't really care to get the job. Then, I had a phone screen that served as a technical interview.
The process was fast, and the recruiter was very nice. It included a phone screen followed by an onsite interview, which covered: * System design (2 sessions) * Coding * Behavioral questions For system design, I would recommend preparing more on t
It was long, and after two phone interviews, I was scheduled for an in-person one. They totally messed up on that last part. I was first contacted by a recruiter, and I informed them about the progress of my career. They said Google would be certain