Very nice place to work
Very nice place to work
Google is a very nice place to work. A lot of new things to work on, flexibility on what you want to work on, and no micromanagement.
It can be tricky for junior people to integrate. It might take a long time and seem like you are not making any progress, but it's just the way it is.
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I passed all the interviews. However, due to their restructuring phase in 2022, they could not offer any positions in my preferred locations: Dublin, London, and Munich. Therefore, we closed the application.
Site Reliability Engineer
I was contacted by a recruiter for an SRE position. I finished the first technical QA phone call with the recruiter. The questions were similar to those already posted by other candidates. I booked a phone screen after the short interview but did
Site Reliability Engineer
5 phone screens and 5 on-site interviews. First screen with HR, asking quick questions (e.g., what's the opposite of malloc?). Multiple shared document programming tests in C and Python. On-site: * 3 programming interviews (2 in C, 1 in Python) *
Site Reliability Engineer
Dublin, Dublin, IrelandJune 18, 2025I passed all the interviews. However, due to their restructuring phase in 2022, they could not offer any positions in my preferred locations: Dublin, London, and Munich. Therefore, we closed the application.
Site Reliability Engineer
Dublin, Dublin, IrelandFebruary 22, 2017I was contacted by a recruiter for an SRE position. I finished the first technical QA phone call with the recruiter. The questions were similar to those already posted by other candidates. I booked a phone screen after the short interview but did
Site Reliability Engineer
Dublin, Dublin, IrelandJune 1, 20135 phone screens and 5 on-site interviews. First screen with HR, asking quick questions (e.g., what's the opposite of malloc?). Multiple shared document programming tests in C and Python. On-site: * 3 programming interviews (2 in C, 1 in Python) *
