Google is a great place to work at.
Good people, awesome pay, and fun culture.
None that I can think of
The interview process seemed entirely focused on efficient searching algorithms and asked no questions to assess my knowledge of the area I was interviewing for. In fact, none of the interviewers had any background in the area I was interviewing for;
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.
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
The interview process seemed entirely focused on efficient searching algorithms and asked no questions to assess my knowledge of the area I was interviewing for. In fact, none of the interviewers had any background in the area I was interviewing for;
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.
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