Very good company to work for.
No cons for working with.
Google had been pursuing me for interviews for over six months. They scheduled my interview with a person who was not qualified to conduct it. It was very hard to believe that the person hardly had three years of experience and only a bachelor's deg
The interview process consisted of a phone interview, multiple technical interviews, and an in-person interview. The phone interview involved discussing the job, asking basic questions about teamwork, your current responsibilities, any external proj
I had two "hangout" interviews, each lasting approximately 45 minutes. They were absolutely technical. I was asked some normal "Cracking the Code" questions, in addition to some problem-solving questions involving maps and trees.
Google had been pursuing me for interviews for over six months. They scheduled my interview with a person who was not qualified to conduct it. It was very hard to believe that the person hardly had three years of experience and only a bachelor's deg
The interview process consisted of a phone interview, multiple technical interviews, and an in-person interview. The phone interview involved discussing the job, asking basic questions about teamwork, your current responsibilities, any external proj
I had two "hangout" interviews, each lasting approximately 45 minutes. They were absolutely technical. I was asked some normal "Cracking the Code" questions, in addition to some problem-solving questions involving maps and trees.