Google used to be a great place to get away from office politicking and just focus on doing the work you love.
Recent layoffs were incredibly demoralizing. With layoff decisions being made at a level so far removed from the people doing the work that keeps things running, basically nobody's job is safe.
They gave me a packet of things my interviews could cover, all of which I was already pretty familiar with. The onsite interviews focused mainly on technical problem-solving, communication, and teamwork.
Contacted by a recruiter via email, I set up an initial screen to go over my resume and career goals. A technical screen was planned but canceled, and the company decided to move me straight to an onsite interview. The onsite interview took place at
I was contacted through LinkedIn by a recruiter, which led to an introductory phone call with them. The next step was a coding challenge, given over Google Docs, followed by a conversation with a tech interviewer over the phone. The last round was an
They gave me a packet of things my interviews could cover, all of which I was already pretty familiar with. The onsite interviews focused mainly on technical problem-solving, communication, and teamwork.
Contacted by a recruiter via email, I set up an initial screen to go over my resume and career goals. A technical screen was planned but canceled, and the company decided to move me straight to an onsite interview. The onsite interview took place at
I was contacted through LinkedIn by a recruiter, which led to an introductory phone call with them. The next step was a coding challenge, given over Google Docs, followed by a conversation with a tech interviewer over the phone. The last round was an