Challenging work environment, you get to learn a lot, especially in the beginning. Huge scale of the projects, incredibly smart people, cool office space, perks (stock options and bonuses), and healthy and yummy food. Variety of domains and products; you can always find something for yourself if you decide to change the project.
Difficult to get a promotion (you may get frustrated after a while).
Often have to work late.
Working from home is rarely an option.
Not so many career opportunities outside Mountain View.
The most interesting projects are focused there.
Reward long-term and experienced employees.
Recruiters screen your resume for technical experience, projects, and academic performance. Highlight algorithmic problem-solving, coding projects, and internships. For students, include strong evidence of data structures & algorithms proficien
Very good interview process. The interviewer was on time, and basic programming questions were asked. The main topic was on algorithms and Python programming skills. I was asked to solve BFS and DFS, and also binary search.
Phone screen followed by three more technical rounds and one behavioural round. The entire process lasted about two months. The interviews were 45-60 minutes long and sometimes could get rearranged last minute. Overall, the process was okay.
Recruiters screen your resume for technical experience, projects, and academic performance. Highlight algorithmic problem-solving, coding projects, and internships. For students, include strong evidence of data structures & algorithms proficien
Very good interview process. The interviewer was on time, and basic programming questions were asked. The main topic was on algorithms and Python programming skills. I was asked to solve BFS and DFS, and also binary search.
Phone screen followed by three more technical rounds and one behavioural round. The entire process lasted about two months. The interviews were 45-60 minutes long and sometimes could get rearranged last minute. Overall, the process was okay.