Great learning curve. Able to work on projects which will be deployed to production.
I can't think of any cons.
I was recommended by a Google employee. The procedure consisted of two back-to-back phone interviews. Questions were pretty standard, nothing too fancy. However, I was asked to use Lists in Java, with which I was not well-versed. So, I ended up Goog
There were quite a few forms to fill out, ranging from talking about your skills to what you want to achieve. There were two interviews. The first didn't go too well, but I was allowed to do the second one regardless. Everyone was very nice and com
Standard process. One screening interview. Then two phone interviews. I did not get a call after the phone (coding) interviews. The questions were easy. However, the first interviewer was not good.
I was recommended by a Google employee. The procedure consisted of two back-to-back phone interviews. Questions were pretty standard, nothing too fancy. However, I was asked to use Lists in Java, with which I was not well-versed. So, I ended up Goog
There were quite a few forms to fill out, ranging from talking about your skills to what you want to achieve. There were two interviews. The first didn't go too well, but I was allowed to do the second one regardless. Everyone was very nice and com
Standard process. One screening interview. Then two phone interviews. I did not get a call after the phone (coding) interviews. The questions were easy. However, the first interviewer was not good.