Good work-life balance provided.
Slow development process because it’s a big company.
Ever since I joined LinkedIn, I've been receiving emails from Google recruiters. I replied to the first one, stating that as I'm an established contractor with my own company, it's difficult to switch to permanent employment. The emails kept coming i
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
Firstly, I was given a link for two programming questions. These were medium-difficulty questions to be solved in 90 minutes, which was ample time. Then, I was contacted by a recruiter and scheduled a phone call interview. This was a 45-minute call
Ever since I joined LinkedIn, I've been receiving emails from Google recruiters. I replied to the first one, stating that as I'm an established contractor with my own company, it's difficult to switch to permanent employment. The emails kept coming i
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
Firstly, I was given a link for two programming questions. These were medium-difficulty questions to be solved in 90 minutes, which was ample time. Then, I was contacted by a recruiter and scheduled a phone call interview. This was a 45-minute call