Work-life balance is overall very good here.
Not easy to grow and get promoted.
This is a 45-minute phone interview. The process is: * Go through your resume. * Ask questions about your projects in detail. * Coding questions: one or two questions, depending on your pace. * Ask the recruiter any questions.
We spoke on the phone briefly about: * Past work experience * Education * Skill set * What I was looking for Overall, the process seemed very informal, despite all of the stories you will read on the internet comparing a Google interview to getting
Exactly as others have said. It's very technical, but it gets easier if you prepare. The staff I've interacted with on-site were all very friendly. They even assign a person to have a short lunch with you to answer any burning questions.
This is a 45-minute phone interview. The process is: * Go through your resume. * Ask questions about your projects in detail. * Coding questions: one or two questions, depending on your pace. * Ask the recruiter any questions.
We spoke on the phone briefly about: * Past work experience * Education * Skill set * What I was looking for Overall, the process seemed very informal, despite all of the stories you will read on the internet comparing a Google interview to getting
Exactly as others have said. It's very technical, but it gets easier if you prepare. The staff I've interacted with on-site were all very friendly. They even assign a person to have a short lunch with you to answer any burning questions.