There are a ton of engineering resources, and everything is pretty open and transparent within the company. Lots of on-the-job perks, and there are really cool projects all over the company to spend time on.
There is a culture of working long hours there, and 20% time is pretty much a myth now. If anything, it's 120% time. As well, the San Francisco to Mountain View commute is a little grating after a while.
As an intern, I didn't really interact with senior management a whole lot, so I couldn't really say.
Had a phone interview.
First, there was a test screening. That was very difficult because many students applied, and the question level was also very tough and demanding, requiring in-depth knowledge of basics. After that, I was called for an offline interview.
There are two rounds of back-to-back coding interviews. The first interview had a good experience for me, but the second interviewer was a little bit picky, and the question she asked was weird and abnormal.
Had a phone interview.
First, there was a test screening. That was very difficult because many students applied, and the question level was also very tough and demanding, requiring in-depth knowledge of basics. After that, I was called for an offline interview.
There are two rounds of back-to-back coding interviews. The first interview had a good experience for me, but the second interviewer was a little bit picky, and the question she asked was weird and abnormal.