Smart and hardworking people all around you, interesting projects.
Unparalleled level of technical support for any possible needs.
Fantastic benefits.
In the end, it's more of a lifestyle than just a workplace.
Pressure of going "up or out." Huge difference between working in Mountain View versus any other office.
I have no idea how they hire people. My only rule so far is, "Whatever you think the result of your interview with Google is - you are wrong." First, I thought I did a lousy job, and I got to the next phase. Next time, I thought I did well, but thi
The interview was very smooth, but perhaps I underestimated it. You definitely need to know your data structures very well and have to review some of the basic CS topics from your college years. The interviewer was nice, though, and asked many quest
The process began with a screening phone call, then a 90-minute technical test in which applicants are asked to write code to solve two problems. A phone interview follows (which I was allowed to skip), and then a day of four on-site interviews.
I have no idea how they hire people. My only rule so far is, "Whatever you think the result of your interview with Google is - you are wrong." First, I thought I did a lousy job, and I got to the next phase. Next time, I thought I did well, but thi
The interview was very smooth, but perhaps I underestimated it. You definitely need to know your data structures very well and have to review some of the basic CS topics from your college years. The interviewer was nice, though, and asked many quest
The process began with a screening phone call, then a 90-minute technical test in which applicants are asked to write code to solve two problems. A phone interview follows (which I was allowed to skip), and then a day of four on-site interviews.