Google could be slipping
Google could be slipping
Lots of smart people. A team atmosphere where it seems like most people are making a difference. Unusual perks that lead to being a member of a family, a team.
Management has spoiled us in order to become the #1 Forbes-rated company. Now they think we are a bunch of entitled assholes. They created us... now they are unhappy with what they promised us to get to #1.
Don't lose sight of what made Google great. The free perks go a long way towards making people happy and keeping people at a unique work environment.
When considering getting rid of free cereal, note that every perk you take away from us, the more you'll have to pay in salary to keep me when another company comes knocking.
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The interview process typically begins with a phone screen, followed by an onsite interview several weeks later. This onsite interview consists of multiple consecutive face-to-face interviews. SREs can be evaluated on different tracks. For the sof
Site Reliability Engineer
The interview process was really smooth. After a couple of phone interviews with HR and engineers, I was invited to the HQ in Mountain View. An onsite interview and a lunch with a Google engineer (I was told he is not going to submit a review). It
Site Reliability Engineer
Google has a long process. I've interviewed with them several times before; they occasionally refresh their past candidates and call them back. The last time I spoke to them was about 3 years ago. The recruiter emailed me and asked to chat with me a
Site Reliability Engineer
Mountain View, California, United StatesApril 1, 2018The interview process typically begins with a phone screen, followed by an onsite interview several weeks later. This onsite interview consists of multiple consecutive face-to-face interviews. SREs can be evaluated on different tracks. For the sof
Site Reliability Engineer
Mountain View, California, United StatesAugust 1, 2015The interview process was really smooth. After a couple of phone interviews with HR and engineers, I was invited to the HQ in Mountain View. An onsite interview and a lunch with a Google engineer (I was told he is not going to submit a review). It
Site Reliability Engineer
Mountain View, California, United StatesJune 1, 2012Google has a long process. I've interviewed with them several times before; they occasionally refresh their past candidates and call them back. The last time I spoke to them was about 3 years ago. The recruiter emailed me and asked to chat with me a
