Great flexibility, easy to switch teams.
People switch teams very often, leaving some products unmanaged.
There was no real understanding of my background or what I would be doing. You check some boxes that aren't well-defined, and then the teams make assumptions without really looking at the resume.
Recruiter, phone interview, coding interview. There was also a mock interview on campus with a Googler who was an idiot. He was quite rude and condescending, a very negative experience overall.
The interview process at Google includes: * Application * Technical phone screens * On-site interviews (with coding, design, and behavioral questions) * Committee review * Final hiring decision It is rigorous and selective.
There was no real understanding of my background or what I would be doing. You check some boxes that aren't well-defined, and then the teams make assumptions without really looking at the resume.
Recruiter, phone interview, coding interview. There was also a mock interview on campus with a Googler who was an idiot. He was quite rude and condescending, a very negative experience overall.
The interview process at Google includes: * Application * Technical phone screens * On-site interviews (with coding, design, and behavioral questions) * Committee review * Final hiring decision It is rigorous and selective.