The compensation, benefits, and perks are unbelievable compared to most companies this size.
The work is interesting, challenging, and appropriately scoped.
Opportunities to grow and move around are easy to find.
Deadline pressure can sometimes appear.
Product requirements don't always allow for perfect engineering practices.
Really, though, I think these are problems you'll find at any ambitious internet company.
I was contacted by a Google recruiter in June and submitted my resume. This was followed by a 45-minute phone interview with an engineer in Boulder. The first on-site interview took place in mid-July. This consisted of four 45-minute one-on-one sess
I had a very positive experience with two amazing recruiters. My journey to Google spanned almost two years. A recruiter reached out to me on LinkedIn in Seattle while I was at another position. We met on the Google campus, but I wasn't ready for a
I was contacted by a recruiter and waited several weeks. After passing a technical phone screen, I waited several more weeks. Next, I had an on-site interview consisting of five technical sessions and an informal lunch in the cafeteria. Another we
I was contacted by a Google recruiter in June and submitted my resume. This was followed by a 45-minute phone interview with an engineer in Boulder. The first on-site interview took place in mid-July. This consisted of four 45-minute one-on-one sess
I had a very positive experience with two amazing recruiters. My journey to Google spanned almost two years. A recruiter reached out to me on LinkedIn in Seattle while I was at another position. We met on the Google campus, but I wasn't ready for a
I was contacted by a recruiter and waited several weeks. After passing a technical phone screen, I waited several more weeks. Next, I had an on-site interview consisting of five technical sessions and an informal lunch in the cafeteria. Another we