Good salary, work-life balance.
The interview process is too long. It takes time.
I interviewed at Google Israel. The process started with a phone interview. (In Israel, the phone interview is conducted at the Google office, similar to an onsite interview). The interview was 45 minutes, and the questions weren't too hard. The ne
Phone screen round. It was a LeetCode hard question based on trees. The interviewer was not friendly enough to guide through the call, leading to a bad experience. They first asked about the time complexity of the problem and then immediately asked a
I received an initial call from a recruiter in the Denver area. They gave me a list of items to complete, including taking some tests. I must not have done well because I never heard anything after that.
I interviewed at Google Israel. The process started with a phone interview. (In Israel, the phone interview is conducted at the Google office, similar to an onsite interview). The interview was 45 minutes, and the questions weren't too hard. The ne
Phone screen round. It was a LeetCode hard question based on trees. The interviewer was not friendly enough to guide through the call, leading to a bad experience. They first asked about the time complexity of the problem and then immediately asked a
I received an initial call from a recruiter in the Denver area. They gave me a list of items to complete, including taking some tests. I must not have done well because I never heard anything after that.