In my view, Google gives a lot of freedom to smaller teams, given the size of the company. It offers excellent benefits and has smart (and nice!) employees.
Harder (though not at all impossible) to get more meaningful and visible impact and to own larger pieces of codebase.
The interview process was excellent. All interviewers were very kind and professional throughout. They provided me with useful and helpful feedback, and I learned a great deal from the experience.
It had 4 rounds: 1st round: Googleyness Then 3 rounds technical, starting from LeetCode medium and asking follow-ups that were meant to make the question LeetCode hard. (My case could be different for others; it's luck-based). Overall, an extensiv
It wasn't really an interview. There weren't really any questions asked about previous experiences or what I could bring to the table. It was more of a programming test where you share a Google Doc with the person conducting the "interview". He'd gi
The interview process was excellent. All interviewers were very kind and professional throughout. They provided me with useful and helpful feedback, and I learned a great deal from the experience.
It had 4 rounds: 1st round: Googleyness Then 3 rounds technical, starting from LeetCode medium and asking follow-ups that were meant to make the question LeetCode hard. (My case could be different for others; it's luck-based). Overall, an extensiv
It wasn't really an interview. There weren't really any questions asked about previous experiences or what I could bring to the table. It was more of a programming test where you share a Google Doc with the person conducting the "interview". He'd gi