Perks are very nice at Google.
Life-work balance can be hard.
Set up a phone interview with an interviewer. I was asked about heap usage. Coding was done in a Google Doc. It was a typical Google interview, nothing special. After the interview, the recruiter asked me to move on to the onsite interview.
The process was very smooth, but I felt the interview was a bit unfair. The question was somewhat new, and I could get nowhere near cracking it in 15-20 minutes. It was about some left closed, right intervals, something I don't remember the exact det
I was contacted by a recruiter from Google over a year ago when I wasn't in the job market. This year, when I entered the job market, I got back in touch with him, and he set things up for me. Since I work right next to the Google office in Cambridg
Set up a phone interview with an interviewer. I was asked about heap usage. Coding was done in a Google Doc. It was a typical Google interview, nothing special. After the interview, the recruiter asked me to move on to the onsite interview.
The process was very smooth, but I felt the interview was a bit unfair. The question was somewhat new, and I could get nowhere near cracking it in 15-20 minutes. It was about some left closed, right intervals, something I don't remember the exact det
I was contacted by a recruiter from Google over a year ago when I wasn't in the job market. This year, when I entered the job market, I got back in touch with him, and he set things up for me. Since I work right next to the Google office in Cambridg