It is a good company with a good work culture and good food.
Meaningless work, a lot of it, and it adds no value at lower levels.
I had two phone interviews before being rejected. Then, I was offered the opportunity to continue interviewing for the Engineering Residency program. I had two more Hangouts interviews for the position and was rejected again. I didn't feel ready, so
I had an all-day interview at Google in California. Five interviewers grilled me on questions ranging from graph theory to binary search tree algorithms. A lunch break provided a chance to enjoy some good food and learn more about Google. Unfortuna
A recruiter contacted me via LinkedIn and started the process. They were responsive and helpful in figuring out the logistics. I had two phone interviews initially, followed by a full day of interviews at the Google campus. Everyone I spoke to was
I had two phone interviews before being rejected. Then, I was offered the opportunity to continue interviewing for the Engineering Residency program. I had two more Hangouts interviews for the position and was rejected again. I didn't feel ready, so
I had an all-day interview at Google in California. Five interviewers grilled me on questions ranging from graph theory to binary search tree algorithms. A lunch break provided a chance to enjoy some good food and learn more about Google. Unfortuna
A recruiter contacted me via LinkedIn and started the process. They were responsive and helpful in figuring out the logistics. I had two phone interviews initially, followed by a full day of interviews at the Google campus. Everyone I spoke to was