Great colleagues, big opportunities for worldwide impact, great perks, great office locations, and a good salary.
The layoffs this year shuttered employee trust in management, and the newly introduced focus on KPIs is not a great way to incentivize smart people. More information, trust, and sharing of plans about strategy and direction would allow the smart folks to optimize on the ground and on the fly for the objective to be achieved.
If speed of execution is a concern, then micromanagement / artificial KPIs will not fix it for the smart people you have employed. It is better to re-allow mistakes, create better rewards for trying things, and allow some departments to cut dependencies in order to run faster.
I first had a brief chat with the recruitment team. This included discussing my work experience and technical background, followed by a quick quiz. Then, the recruiter arranged two phone interviews for four weeks later: one for technical skills and
Simply put, this was horrible and insulting. I am 100% sure I will never want to work for Google after this experience. * The phone interview, set up for a management position, was cancelled twice due to no-shows from Google's end. * We finally
The interview process involved 5 interviews, each with a different focus point. It was a pleasant experience. The interviewers were down-to-earth and respectful, clearly experts in their fields. Interviews were typically an hour each. Plenty of tim
I first had a brief chat with the recruitment team. This included discussing my work experience and technical background, followed by a quick quiz. Then, the recruiter arranged two phone interviews for four weeks later: one for technical skills and
Simply put, this was horrible and insulting. I am 100% sure I will never want to work for Google after this experience. * The phone interview, set up for a management position, was cancelled twice due to no-shows from Google's end. * We finally
The interview process involved 5 interviews, each with a different focus point. It was a pleasant experience. The interviewers were down-to-earth and respectful, clearly experts in their fields. Interviews were typically an hour each. Plenty of tim