Benefits are fantastic. People routinely ask if the internet rumors are true about the lunches, healthcare, etc. Well... they are. Furthermore, you are encouraged to take advantage of them (including things like 12 weeks of paternity leave).
People are, by and large, some of the smartest, most interesting people I have ever met.
Everyone, and I mean EVERYONE, wants to ask me questions about Google. Do I like it? Is rumor XYZ true? Also, just about everyone within three degrees of me in places like LinkedIn has asked for jobs. Even the barista at Peet's asked for a job.
I was contacted by a recruiter in Austin via the foobar challenge. I was then connected with a recruiter in Mountain View, who arranged for two phone screenings with engineers. During these screenings, we coded on a shared Google doc. The questions
I had a good experience interviewing with Google. There were almost 8 rounds back-to-back, and I went through 5. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to crack the code.
I was referred by my friend at Google. It took only a week until I got an interview chance with the current software engineer. The first technical interview took 45 minutes, with no discussion about my career or experiences, but only technical progra
I was contacted by a recruiter in Austin via the foobar challenge. I was then connected with a recruiter in Mountain View, who arranged for two phone screenings with engineers. During these screenings, we coded on a shared Google doc. The questions
I had a good experience interviewing with Google. There were almost 8 rounds back-to-back, and I went through 5. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to crack the code.
I was referred by my friend at Google. It took only a week until I got an interview chance with the current software engineer. The first technical interview took 45 minutes, with no discussion about my career or experiences, but only technical progra