It is the best work for engineering, with a lot of things to learn.
Work pressure means that you need to be always on alert mode.
I applied last summer after chatting with a recruiter and then getting referred by a friend. I received an email from the recruiter 3 weeks later to schedule a phone screen. Then I did an on-site.
I have interviewed in person with Google several times over the years, most recently in November 2012. I have never received an offer. While I will honor my agreement with Google not to reveal specific interview questions, they tend to be generic co
For the onsite, I had 5 45-minute interviews, 2 in the morning and 3 after lunch. The lunch break is somewhat informal. You are not being evaluated and it's an opportunity to ask questions. Except for lunch, there's no break between the interviews.
I applied last summer after chatting with a recruiter and then getting referred by a friend. I received an email from the recruiter 3 weeks later to schedule a phone screen. Then I did an on-site.
I have interviewed in person with Google several times over the years, most recently in November 2012. I have never received an offer. While I will honor my agreement with Google not to reveal specific interview questions, they tend to be generic co
For the onsite, I had 5 45-minute interviews, 2 in the morning and 3 after lunch. The lunch break is somewhat informal. You are not being evaluated and it's an opportunity to ask questions. Except for lunch, there's no break between the interviews.