People are super nice. The work culture was nice.
There was no downside working there.
I had my phone interviews (detailed here: http://www.glassdoor.com/Interview/Google-Interview-RVW854692.htm) and did pretty well. I was a little surprised to have been called for an on-site interview. I chose the New York office for the interview, w
I had applied online and received an invitation for a coding challenge. There were two questions: * The Longest File Path for images * Moving Average Then, I received a call for a phone interview. The interviewer was friendly.
The process was very long, with multiple interviews – about eight in total. They were mostly what I consider abstract games. At the time, I had extensive real-world experience, but the interviewers expected CS 101 knowledge off the top of my head and
I had my phone interviews (detailed here: http://www.glassdoor.com/Interview/Google-Interview-RVW854692.htm) and did pretty well. I was a little surprised to have been called for an on-site interview. I chose the New York office for the interview, w
I had applied online and received an invitation for a coding challenge. There were two questions: * The Longest File Path for images * Moving Average Then, I received a call for a phone interview. The interviewer was friendly.
The process was very long, with multiple interviews – about eight in total. They were mostly what I consider abstract games. At the time, I had extensive real-world experience, but the interviewers expected CS 101 knowledge off the top of my head and