Working at Google is a great experience. I was able to learn a lot, and the culture is amazing and people are friendly. A good place to work and balance your life too. The freedom to express your skills is much appreciated.
Not much, just getting a job here is hella difficult.
Looking for new opportunities, I contacted someone I know at Google to see if they were looking for engineers with my profile. A week later, I was contacted by a recruiter who started to figure out the location due to visa issues. Then, I was invited
- Referral - 15-minute Phone Screen - Technical Phone Screen (Google Doc) - One question, 30 minutes - On-site (All Whiteboarding) - 4 interviews: 3 before lunch, 1 after - Involved questions, but nothing crazy
I first had two 45-minute 1:1 phone interviews where I was asked to code in Google Docs. Then, I was invited on-site for five 45-minute interviews. The questions weren't too difficult, except for the design question, which I struggled with a lot. Ev
Looking for new opportunities, I contacted someone I know at Google to see if they were looking for engineers with my profile. A week later, I was contacted by a recruiter who started to figure out the location due to visa issues. Then, I was invited
- Referral - 15-minute Phone Screen - Technical Phone Screen (Google Doc) - One question, 30 minutes - On-site (All Whiteboarding) - 4 interviews: 3 before lunch, 1 after - Involved questions, but nothing crazy
I first had two 45-minute 1:1 phone interviews where I was asked to code in Google Docs. Then, I was invited on-site for five 45-minute interviews. The questions weren't too difficult, except for the design question, which I struggled with a lot. Ev