Running on the fumes of the old times
Running on the fumes of the old times
- Good free food
- Good salary
- Excellent team mates
- Good facilities
Company culture has gone full corporate.
Lots of red tape for any form of project.
Performance system is atrocious.
Hard to have global impact.
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Google flew me to NYC for an interview and provided an email with basic information, instructing me to arrive 10-15 minutes early for check-in at reception. I arrived 20 minutes early and had to wait in line at security. When I reached the security
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The process started with a phone screening, which then led to phone interviews. Afterwards, I was brought on-site for more interviewing. The process was quite pleasant, and everyone was always willing to work with my academic schedule. My chaotic sc
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The whole process took about 6 weeks. I was contacted by a recruiter, due to my HackerRank profile. I first had a non-technical phone interview with the recruiter, who: * Explained the SRE role and environment. * Asked about my level of knowledge
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New York, New York, United StatesMarch 1, 2015Google flew me to NYC for an interview and provided an email with basic information, instructing me to arrive 10-15 minutes early for check-in at reception. I arrived 20 minutes early and had to wait in line at security. When I reached the security
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United StatesFebruary 18, 2016The process started with a phone screening, which then led to phone interviews. Afterwards, I was brought on-site for more interviewing. The process was quite pleasant, and everyone was always willing to work with my academic schedule. My chaotic sc
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London, EnglandFebruary 1, 2017The whole process took about 6 weeks. I was contacted by a recruiter, due to my HackerRank profile. I first had a non-technical phone interview with the recruiter, who: * Explained the SRE role and environment. * Asked about my level of knowledge
