It is a great place to work.
Basically, there are no cons.
I didn't go past the first round. I was asked hard LeetCode questions, something about a two-dimensional array. I tried to solve it recursively, but my code didn't run correctly.
I was contacted via LinkedIn by one of Google's in-house recruiters. We traded a few emails. I sent the recruiter my resume, and after a phone screen with the recruiter, I moved on to a technical phone screen. The technical phone screen went okay,
Excellent, they were open and asked how long I was working before and if I had any challenges. How do you find the team? Are you a morning person? How will you work in a team, and do you want to work in a team or solo?
I didn't go past the first round. I was asked hard LeetCode questions, something about a two-dimensional array. I tried to solve it recursively, but my code didn't run correctly.
I was contacted via LinkedIn by one of Google's in-house recruiters. We traded a few emails. I sent the recruiter my resume, and after a phone screen with the recruiter, I moved on to a technical phone screen. The technical phone screen went okay,
Excellent, they were open and asked how long I was working before and if I had any challenges. How do you find the team? Are you a morning person? How will you work in a team, and do you want to work in a team or solo?