Working with top-notch engineers. Well-maintained, state-of-the-art software development tools. Good collaboration between co-workers. Pay is good.
Overcrowded, poorly maintained campus (Mountain View, CA). Limited parking space.
Noisy, cramped open-space office reduces productivity.
All that keeps getting worse as more and more employees are packed into the same buildings. I am surprised perks show as "pros" in reviews. Personally, I would pay out of pocket for food without long lines or a quiet office.
When it comes to workplace management, don't maintain programs you cannot scale.
Stick to necessities, but make sure those are good. Consider working from home or moving to different locations as alternatives.
I was contacted by a Google recruiter and went directly to an on-site interview, I believe due to a strong internal referral. I spent a week preparing for the interview. On interview day, there were 5 rounds of technical interviews plus lunch. In tot
The interview process included: * A telephonic call by HR. * A telephonic interview (which included sharing a Google Doc for coding). * An onsite interview (5 rounds). Each round, including the telephonic round, was 45 minutes long.
Typical and usual, they asked the standard LeetCode questions. They were very, very padding out this review so Glassdoor could give me free access so I could stop being unemployed, because they ask for a thirty-word minimum.
I was contacted by a Google recruiter and went directly to an on-site interview, I believe due to a strong internal referral. I spent a week preparing for the interview. On interview day, there were 5 rounds of technical interviews plus lunch. In tot
The interview process included: * A telephonic call by HR. * A telephonic interview (which included sharing a Google Doc for coding). * An onsite interview (5 rounds). Each round, including the telephonic round, was 45 minutes long.
Typical and usual, they asked the standard LeetCode questions. They were very, very padding out this review so Glassdoor could give me free access so I could stop being unemployed, because they ask for a thirty-word minimum.