Great company to work for. Looks after its employees.
The complexity of the job can be intimidating.
The interview process is very disorganized. Be prepared to have to shepherd it along yourself with follow-up phone calls to ensure phone screens and whatnot actually take place. The on-site interview was actually pretty fun. Be sure you know your UN
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
The interview process begins with a call with an internal recruiter, including some technical questions. This is followed by a peer coding exercise featuring a couple of technical questions. If successful, the next stages involve an in-person technic
The interview process is very disorganized. Be prepared to have to shepherd it along yourself with follow-up phone calls to ensure phone screens and whatnot actually take place. The on-site interview was actually pretty fun. Be sure you know your UN
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
The interview process begins with a call with an internal recruiter, including some technical questions. This is followed by a peer coding exercise featuring a couple of technical questions. If successful, the next stages involve an in-person technic