I felt that my coworkers were all very supportive, and it was easy to reach out to people when I needed advice or help.
The engineering problems were challenging, but there was a good work/life balance.
The corporate culture at Google is suffering as the company focuses on profits and shareholders. There isn't much support anymore for pursuing your own ideas (i.e., 20% projects), and all of your work needs to be provably supporting corporate goals.
This was a basic recruiting call to find out about my abilities and experience. The recruiter also took the time to explain that they were hiring for the SRE (Site Reliability Engineer) team. They asked some screening questions and asked me to rate m
Phone screen by recruiter, followed by a 45-minute phone interview, and an invitation to an onsite interview (5 interviews + lunch) afterwards. All interviews were technical and required coding, with the exception of the initial phone screen. There
I was approached by a recruiter through LinkedIn. We first had an informal call. After some general chat, the recruiter asked if I'd like to proceed to a technical screening, which I accepted. This screening involved a series of questions related t
This was a basic recruiting call to find out about my abilities and experience. The recruiter also took the time to explain that they were hiring for the SRE (Site Reliability Engineer) team. They asked some screening questions and asked me to rate m
Phone screen by recruiter, followed by a 45-minute phone interview, and an invitation to an onsite interview (5 interviews + lunch) afterwards. All interviews were technical and required coding, with the exception of the initial phone screen. There
I was approached by a recruiter through LinkedIn. We first had an informal call. After some general chat, the recruiter asked if I'd like to proceed to a technical screening, which I accepted. This screening involved a series of questions related t