Virtually unlimited resources, many companies under the same umbrella, and the possibility to work on a very wide range of fields.
You'll be a drop in an ocean of many other very smart people. Which isn't all that bad, but if you are looking for front-lines action, you may be disappointed.
Listen to what people say. There's an increasing risk of management getting too detached from the "common folk" or the everyday engineers.
I went onsite with the Mountain View campus for a position in the Google Cloud division. A total of five interviewers participated. It's unclear how they selected the interviewers; in the end, three interviewers asked distributed systems questions.
The conversation felt very straightforward and almost AI-driven, lacking a human touch. It wasn't relevant to the positions applied for and seemed outdated. It was not a pleasant conversation; the interviewer was more interested in finding a flaw in
It was difficult to understand the role I was interviewing for. I could not talk to potential members of the group, and how I would be slotted into a group was not clear.
I went onsite with the Mountain View campus for a position in the Google Cloud division. A total of five interviewers participated. It's unclear how they selected the interviewers; in the end, three interviewers asked distributed systems questions.
The conversation felt very straightforward and almost AI-driven, lacking a human touch. It wasn't relevant to the positions applied for and seemed outdated. It was not a pleasant conversation; the interviewer was more interested in finding a flaw in
It was difficult to understand the role I was interviewing for. I could not talk to potential members of the group, and how I would be slotted into a group was not clear.