Good pay and benefits. Good amenities and brand value.
Google's performance review process, work-life balance, and general culture have suffered in recent years.
As the company has grown in size, it has made some unfortunate process optimizations that have gone (in my opinion) against the culture of what it meant to work at Google. Good engineering, respect for employees, and pride in our work have suffered.
I was sent an online "Hiring Assessment". This is a 30-minute questionnaire comprised of several cross-checked "Strongly Disagree | Disagree | Neutral | Agree | Strongly Agree" questions asking about your work beliefs and past behaviors.
I applied online, and a recruiter reached out the very next day to set up the initial call. I chatted with a couple of recruiters, who then set up the virtual onsite interview based on my availability. They shared a lot of information about what to
Two design questions, two coding questions, and one behavior question. Coding questions were not directly searchable. Neither were they exactly the same as any peer code questions. The interviewers might have come up with their own.
I was sent an online "Hiring Assessment". This is a 30-minute questionnaire comprised of several cross-checked "Strongly Disagree | Disagree | Neutral | Agree | Strongly Agree" questions asking about your work beliefs and past behaviors.
I applied online, and a recruiter reached out the very next day to set up the initial call. I chatted with a couple of recruiters, who then set up the virtual onsite interview based on my availability. They shared a lot of information about what to
Two design questions, two coding questions, and one behavior question. Coding questions were not directly searchable. Neither were they exactly the same as any peer code questions. The interviewers might have come up with their own.