Work with great people. Incredible scope and impact. Good benefits (base salary, stocks, healthcare, etc.). Food and amenities on campus. Great open culture. Founders are holding Q&A every week.
It's a big company, and to have a big impact, you need to apply some effort.
The promotion process is: you basically PR and promote yourself (again, some effort). Nobody will promote you, and you need to work on it yourself – collecting success stories and writing an essay why you should be promoted.
Crowded office. A lot of people are being hired for the MTV, CA office.
High compensation is offset by huge rent or real estate prices. Or choose a long commute.
Healthcare benefits are getting worse and worse (because the company is unwilling to pay for the "Cadillac" tax).
One phone interview, lasting about 45 minutes. My recruiting contact sent preparatory materials and explained the process beforehand. The interviewer opened by asking about a project on my resume; the rest of the time was spent on a couple of technic
Takes a lot of time. The overall process is lengthy and somehow difficult to schedule when you have a current job. Manage your time and schedule. Discuss with HR when you have a conflict with other schedules.
I was contacted through LinkedIn by a recruiter. After giving them a few references from friends who work at Google, I was able to bypass the phone screen. My friends said they received a form that they filled out. Even then, I was passed around to
One phone interview, lasting about 45 minutes. My recruiting contact sent preparatory materials and explained the process beforehand. The interviewer opened by asking about a project on my resume; the rest of the time was spent on a couple of technic
Takes a lot of time. The overall process is lengthy and somehow difficult to schedule when you have a current job. Manage your time and schedule. Discuss with HR when you have a conflict with other schedules.
I was contacted through LinkedIn by a recruiter. After giving them a few references from friends who work at Google, I was able to bypass the phone screen. My friends said they received a form that they filled out. Even then, I was passed around to