It’s Google, so it’s an awesome environment with a lot of perks.
Too big, so sometimes you need to go look for projects.
I went through a round of phone interviews, two online questions, another round of phone interviews, and then 4 rounds of interviews at Google HQ. All of my interviewers were friendly and helpful.
There were a pair of two interviews, each lasting around 45 minutes. The first 5 minutes were usually reserved for introductions. Then, 30 minutes were dedicated to the main section, where you were given one question and had to provide the most opt
Interview Process: * Talk to Recruiter * Online Quiz * Onsite Technical Interview The recruiter was great, but the tech lead for the interview clearly didn't try to understand the solution that was provided. Average experience. Great office,
I went through a round of phone interviews, two online questions, another round of phone interviews, and then 4 rounds of interviews at Google HQ. All of my interviewers were friendly and helpful.
There were a pair of two interviews, each lasting around 45 minutes. The first 5 minutes were usually reserved for introductions. Then, 30 minutes were dedicated to the main section, where you were given one question and had to provide the most opt
Interview Process: * Talk to Recruiter * Online Quiz * Onsite Technical Interview The recruiter was great, but the tech lead for the interview clearly didn't try to understand the solution that was provided. Average experience. Great office,