Offers a very good salary.
I did not see any cons in working for Google.
They asked some questions about data structures and algorithms. There was some writing code in a shared editor. Some design problem-solving. Bunch of situational questions. I don't know, maybe some more.
The interview process includes: * One pre-screen with a technical recruiter. * One technical phone screen with an engineer. * One onsite interview with 5 45-minute sessions, focused on SDLC, operating systems, troubleshooting, coding, and algorithms
The hiring process took over a month. The onsite interviews were very well organized; all interviewers seemed friendly. There were no problems there. After about a week, my recruiter informed me that all feedback was submitted and would be presented
They asked some questions about data structures and algorithms. There was some writing code in a shared editor. Some design problem-solving. Bunch of situational questions. I don't know, maybe some more.
The interview process includes: * One pre-screen with a technical recruiter. * One technical phone screen with an engineer. * One onsite interview with 5 45-minute sessions, focused on SDLC, operating systems, troubleshooting, coding, and algorithms
The hiring process took over a month. The onsite interviews were very well organized; all interviewers seemed friendly. There were no problems there. After about a week, my recruiter informed me that all feedback was submitted and would be presented