Great people - definitely a culture of cooperation. With lots of smart coworkers, this makes for an excellent work environment.
Bureaucracy has been over the top for a while now. The number of hoops you need to jump through to release a new project is crazy. I guess it makes sense for such a large company, but it's still not a great situation to be in.
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;
The job was for a software development position. First, a Google recruiter contacted me with some initial questions to gauge my fit and interest. Then came the technical phone screen. If you have a solid CS background, this is pretty easy to pass. I
First, a phone screen with an online coding question. If you pass the phone screen, you are scheduled for an on-site interview with about 5-6 engineers. All interviews are coding questions, with one lunch break where you can interact with an employe
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;
The job was for a software development position. First, a Google recruiter contacted me with some initial questions to gauge my fit and interest. Then came the technical phone screen. If you have a solid CS background, this is pretty easy to pass. I
First, a phone screen with an online coding question. If you pass the phone screen, you are scheduled for an on-site interview with about 5-6 engineers. All interviews are coding questions, with one lunch break where you can interact with an employe