Great compensation, great benefits, and a collaborative culture.
Work-life balance depends on the team. Everyone being smart means it can be tough to get promoted, even with a lot of effort.
I'm not qualified to give advice to management. They know a lot more than me.
One technical interview, he asked about happy numbers. The interviewer was nice and helpful, just had a bad accent. After that, I got an email that I was rejected. It was a good experience.
Google reached out to me and was quick about scheduling an interview. The initial phone screen consisted of a brief phone call with a current software engineer. They asked some general (why you want to work for Google, HR-like) questions, followed b
A lot of algorithm and data structure problems. I cannot recommend LeetCode enough. It is the only way you will survive the type of whiteboard interviews this place has. Study your hardest, and you'll make it just fine.
One technical interview, he asked about happy numbers. The interviewer was nice and helpful, just had a bad accent. After that, I got an email that I was rejected. It was a good experience.
Google reached out to me and was quick about scheduling an interview. The initial phone screen consisted of a brief phone call with a current software engineer. They asked some general (why you want to work for Google, HR-like) questions, followed b
A lot of algorithm and data structure problems. I cannot recommend LeetCode enough. It is the only way you will survive the type of whiteboard interviews this place has. Study your hardest, and you'll make it just fine.