The people The people that work there are absolutely wonderful and really nice. Of course there are exceptions, but you will find extraordinary friends there.
The food Snacks and meals are provided and free.
Gym and other amenities
Work and company culture is a bit harsh.
Working at Google is sometimes a bit sad. The old company culture is gone; now, you're pretty much just a number in the system. You can get fired out of the blue, and nobody in HR will care. (As an apprentice, this does not apply.)
Separate tech leads and managers. Hire managers who are good managers; it's really rare for a tech genius to be a good manager as well.
Also, try to bring back the old company culture a bit. I don't know how, but that's one of the most criticized things internally.
And leave memegen alone.
1. Technical interview on algorithms. I thought they would expect more, but it seemed it was more important to show your reasoning. 2. Leadership and Googliness interview. This felt quite informal and more about showing you're good to work with and
I had an introductory interview with general questions. Then a second interview with an engineer, where I solved a "channeling algorithm" problem by sharing a Google Doc.
Professional and well-organized initial process, as one would expect from FAANG. Relatively quick turnaround time. HR recruiting followed by a challenging technical assessment. Some of the questions felt off-topic.
1. Technical interview on algorithms. I thought they would expect more, but it seemed it was more important to show your reasoning. 2. Leadership and Googliness interview. This felt quite informal and more about showing you're good to work with and
I had an introductory interview with general questions. Then a second interview with an engineer, where I solved a "channeling algorithm" problem by sharing a Google Doc.
Professional and well-organized initial process, as one would expect from FAANG. Relatively quick turnaround time. HR recruiting followed by a challenging technical assessment. Some of the questions felt off-topic.