I will tell you that the greatest thing about working for Google is Alphabet. There, I said it.
Sometimes when you work at a big company, things are hard, man (or woman, I don't judge, bro).
I would definitely say these guys and gals have this stuff under control.
Go go.
I had an onsite interview in 2011 and received an offer, which I declined. The recruiter warned me that if I declined, the offer could be rescinded if I ever changed my mind. In summer 2012, a new recruiter contacted me. I was told we could skip a n
Very nice and helpful interviewers. The whole process took about 7 months, but that was with me accepting another company's offer in-between, which probably delayed things. I had: * A recruiter screen * A phone screen (where you write code into a Go
I got in with a referral for a coding interview. It was about a LeetCode medium question. It took a bit, but I was able to arrive at and code an optimal solution. About a week later, after following up, I was rejected with zero feedback on what I d
I had an onsite interview in 2011 and received an offer, which I declined. The recruiter warned me that if I declined, the offer could be rescinded if I ever changed my mind. In summer 2012, a new recruiter contacted me. I was told we could skip a n
Very nice and helpful interviewers. The whole process took about 7 months, but that was with me accepting another company's offer in-between, which probably delayed things. I had: * A recruiter screen * A phone screen (where you write code into a Go
I got in with a referral for a coding interview. It was about a LeetCode medium question. It took a bit, but I was able to arrive at and code an optimal solution. About a week later, after following up, I was rejected with zero feedback on what I d