Great people, awesome culture (people are Googley), and gourmet food.
Advancement is a bit hit and miss. You can get stuck on a dead-end project, and there are surprisingly many of those at Google.
After initial contact last year that did not lead to an offer, I was again contacted by Google. I went to the New York office for the full-day, six-part interview. I will not disclose the specific questions asked, as I agreed and signed to do so. Ho
It was a very long and strenuous interview. Nobody wanted to be here. The manager was not it.
I was flown into NYC for an interview. It was a quick meeting with HR, followed by five (or was it six?) 45-minute whiteboard sessions with engineers. I had a lunch break with another engineer. I'm terrible at those things. In fact, I'd never done a
After initial contact last year that did not lead to an offer, I was again contacted by Google. I went to the New York office for the full-day, six-part interview. I will not disclose the specific questions asked, as I agreed and signed to do so. Ho
It was a very long and strenuous interview. Nobody wanted to be here. The manager was not it.
I was flown into NYC for an interview. It was a quick meeting with HR, followed by five (or was it six?) 45-minute whiteboard sessions with engineers. I had a lunch break with another engineer. I'm terrible at those things. In fact, I'd never done a