The campus was beautiful and had a lot of amenities and events. The people were all very nice and helpful.
It depends on the team, but mine tended to be a bit anti-social (but nice!).
The return intern/full-time process is also super complicated.
The onsite interview consisted of four 45-minute sessions. Interviewers asked questions about graphs and string manipulation. Lunch was with another engineer, offering a chance to ask questions and learn about the campus. The interviewers did not as
A recruiter reached out to me during the summer. First, I completed the coding challenge, which I found to be decently challenging. However, I've heard they will still pass you through even if you do not finish. After that, I went straight to the on-
I was contacted by a recruiter due to my performance in Google Code Jam. After a few calls and verifying internal references, I was able to skip the phone screen process. My onsite interview was scheduled a month out. Before the onsite, the recruite
The onsite interview consisted of four 45-minute sessions. Interviewers asked questions about graphs and string manipulation. Lunch was with another engineer, offering a chance to ask questions and learn about the campus. The interviewers did not as
A recruiter reached out to me during the summer. First, I completed the coding challenge, which I found to be decently challenging. However, I've heard they will still pass you through even if you do not finish. After that, I went straight to the on-
I was contacted by a recruiter due to my performance in Google Code Jam. After a few calls and verifying internal references, I was able to skip the phone screen process. My onsite interview was scheduled a month out. Before the onsite, the recruite