Google is a very good company to work for. It encourages talent from all over the globe. It has one of the best company cultures and facilities for employees. It also pays above the average market level.
Decent work-life balance, good pay, extremely good employee facilities, and a positive company culture are among the best things at Google.
Promotion is not so systematic and fast.
Moreover, you'll see people with very high work experience still in mid-level roles.
Work-life balance in some teams might not be that good.
Promotion should be made faster.
I had a phone call interview at first where I was asked some basic questions. Then, I received a live coding round with an interviewer, which was about 45 minutes long.
An "insanely long process" (I'm probably an outlier due to certain circumstances that happened during team matching), but nearly everyone I met each step of the way was very intelligent and warm. I was very impressed with my recruiters, who worked w
Two phone interviews were conducted. I did not make it past the second. Neither question asked was particularly difficult. The first was about string manipulation, and the second involved the Fibonacci sequence. Both interviewers were helpful, and
I had a phone call interview at first where I was asked some basic questions. Then, I received a live coding round with an interviewer, which was about 45 minutes long.
An "insanely long process" (I'm probably an outlier due to certain circumstances that happened during team matching), but nearly everyone I met each step of the way was very intelligent and warm. I was very impressed with my recruiters, who worked w
Two phone interviews were conducted. I did not make it past the second. Neither question asked was particularly difficult. The first was about string manipulation, and the second involved the Fibonacci sequence. Both interviewers were helpful, and