benefits, salary, great teams, upward mobility
Work-life balance, management, culture.
Easy for geniuses. You have to attend top schools for a position at Google. The salary is high. Party all night, code in the morning. I hate Glassdoor for forcing people to write reviews.
The first round was a DSA round. I was asked 3 DSA questions, all of which were rated as hard. Unfortunately, I couldn't solve any of them and was rejected after the first round.
I passed the resume screen and secured two on-campus interviews. After passing those, I was invited for a half-day on-site interview, which included lunch. The interview process was well-oiled: * HR was quick to answer emails. * The process was wel
Easy for geniuses. You have to attend top schools for a position at Google. The salary is high. Party all night, code in the morning. I hate Glassdoor for forcing people to write reviews.
The first round was a DSA round. I was asked 3 DSA questions, all of which were rated as hard. Unfortunately, I couldn't solve any of them and was rejected after the first round.
I passed the resume screen and secured two on-campus interviews. After passing those, I was invited for a half-day on-site interview, which included lunch. The interview process was well-oiled: * HR was quick to answer emails. * The process was wel