Very supportive, room for personal growth and bring your own ideas to work. Generally great people; highly skilled pros around.
It's a corporate environment, with everything that goes with it. For me personally, it's a bit of a con.
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
I had a phone interview with a recruiter. About a week later, I had a video/coding interview with a Senior Software Engineer. He was reasonable to work with during the interview.
The interview process consisted of 4 rounds: * 3 technical rounds * 1 manager round Interviewers focused on puzzles and presented scenarios requiring you to translate them into applications. They also provided real-time use cases involving cust
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
I had a phone interview with a recruiter. About a week later, I had a video/coding interview with a Senior Software Engineer. He was reasonable to work with during the interview.
The interview process consisted of 4 rounds: * 3 technical rounds * 1 manager round Interviewers focused on puzzles and presented scenarios requiring you to translate them into applications. They also provided real-time use cases involving cust