Good pay and benefits, and work-life balance.
No cons at all to report.
A representative from Google came to our school's ACM club, and that is when I gave my resume to Google. About four months later, seemingly out of the blue, I got a call from a recruiter asking if I was interested in interviewing with them. We set up
I first took an online assessment that was rather hard. I didn't do that great. Then, I had a prescreen call with a contracted recruiter. They were very nice and helpful. Following that, we scheduled a virtual onsite interview. The format was three
Over-the-phone interview. 30 minutes to solve, code, and improve a problem. The purpose of this interview appeared to be assessing your approach to solving a problem and how creative you are in refining the solution to meet predetermined constraint
A representative from Google came to our school's ACM club, and that is when I gave my resume to Google. About four months later, seemingly out of the blue, I got a call from a recruiter asking if I was interested in interviewing with them. We set up
I first took an online assessment that was rather hard. I didn't do that great. Then, I had a prescreen call with a contracted recruiter. They were very nice and helpful. Following that, we scheduled a virtual onsite interview. The format was three
Over-the-phone interview. 30 minutes to solve, code, and improve a problem. The purpose of this interview appeared to be assessing your approach to solving a problem and how creative you are in refining the solution to meet predetermined constraint