Very good work culture and supportive peers.
Nothing to say about cons, but it might be a poor work-life balance.
No advice
Submitted resume, and was called by a recruiter in Mountain View. Had an initial phone interview with someone onsite at Boulder. Some C++ questions, and some graphics questions were asked. I was invited in. The recruiter wanted me to come in for tw
The first round was an OA round. In that round, a total of three questions were asked with a time limit of one hour. The time allotted to the students was four hours, from 1 PM to 5 PM. During this period, anyone could answer or take the test. This w
Technical: Also, basic knowledge of essential data structures and algorithms is very important. That's why I suggest all Java programmers join a comprehensive Data Structure and Algorithms course, like "Data Structures and Algorithms: Deep Dive Usin
Submitted resume, and was called by a recruiter in Mountain View. Had an initial phone interview with someone onsite at Boulder. Some C++ questions, and some graphics questions were asked. I was invited in. The recruiter wanted me to come in for tw
The first round was an OA round. In that round, a total of three questions were asked with a time limit of one hour. The time allotted to the students was four hours, from 1 PM to 5 PM. During this period, anyone could answer or take the test. This w
Technical: Also, basic knowledge of essential data structures and algorithms is very important. That's why I suggest all Java programmers join a comprehensive Data Structure and Algorithms course, like "Data Structures and Algorithms: Deep Dive Usin