Some really amazing internal tech to build distributed apps with, great compensation, and great work/life balance.
Need to learn a lot of very Google-specific technologies instead of learning other common industry-standard technologies.
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
Scheduling the Google CoderPad interview was smooth. The interview itself was challenging yet stimulating. I was told that I was rejected due to the position being closed out, which was pretty weird.
I think the interview process was good. They take prior experience into account, with a heavy emphasis on a technical portion. If you are technically competent and fit into the company culture, then it goes smoothly.
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
Scheduling the Google CoderPad interview was smooth. The interview itself was challenging yet stimulating. I was told that I was rejected due to the position being closed out, which was pretty weird.
I think the interview process was good. They take prior experience into account, with a heavy emphasis on a technical portion. If you are technically competent and fit into the company culture, then it goes smoothly.