Good work-life balance (depending on department), cooperative culture.
A bit more bureaucratic than it used to be since it's bigger now. Communication among teams is friendly but can be difficult to keep up.
Interviewed with five senior-level engineers and a director-level manager. Most of them asked senior-level questions, i.e., design questions. One asked junior algorithms. Be careful about Google policy; if one interviewer says something bad about yo
I received a LinkedIn message from a recruiter, which was followed by a phone interview. Subsequently, I was invited to an on-site interview. I was interviewed by 5-6 engineers on various subjects matching the rating I provided in an email from HR.
I was referred by a friend who works at Google, and I had applied for a specific position they advertised. They called me within a few days and asked when I was available for a phone screen. The phone screen started with another engineer asking me t
Interviewed with five senior-level engineers and a director-level manager. Most of them asked senior-level questions, i.e., design questions. One asked junior algorithms. Be careful about Google policy; if one interviewer says something bad about yo
I received a LinkedIn message from a recruiter, which was followed by a phone interview. Subsequently, I was invited to an on-site interview. I was interviewed by 5-6 engineers on various subjects matching the rating I provided in an email from HR.
I was referred by a friend who works at Google, and I had applied for a specific position they advertised. They called me within a few days and asked when I was available for a phone screen. The phone screen started with another engineer asking me t