Amazing work environment, psychological safety, perks.
Individual impact, red tape, level of ambiguity
The interview process was, in some ways, what I would have expected, based on information available on the internet. There were programming tests, a design test, and a discussion about how I would handle various interactions with other employees. Th
I was contacted through LinkedIn by a recruiter. After giving them a few references from friends who work at Google, I was able to bypass the phone screen. My friends said they received a form that they filled out. Even then, I was passed around to
Typical and usual, they asked the standard LeetCode questions. They were very, very padding out this review so Glassdoor could give me free access so I could stop being unemployed, because they ask for a thirty-word minimum.
The interview process was, in some ways, what I would have expected, based on information available on the internet. There were programming tests, a design test, and a discussion about how I would handle various interactions with other employees. Th
I was contacted through LinkedIn by a recruiter. After giving them a few references from friends who work at Google, I was able to bypass the phone screen. My friends said they received a form that they filled out. Even then, I was passed around to
Typical and usual, they asked the standard LeetCode questions. They were very, very padding out this review so Glassdoor could give me free access so I could stop being unemployed, because they ask for a thirty-word minimum.