Good company with a good environment
Good company with a good environment
Google is one of the most well-known and respected tech companies globally. Working there can boost your resume and open doors for future career opportunities.
Google attracts top talent from around the world, which means you'll be working alongside some of the brightest minds in the industry. This can create a highly competitive environment where the pressure to perform is high.
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Applied for a new grad position and received an email from the recruiter to set up a phone interview. I had a 45-minute interview with Google, calling from Mountain View. The interviewer sent me a Google Docs link and pasted a question while we were
Software Engineer
Four rounds of interviews involved coding questions, which were very similar to LeetCode problems, ranging from medium to hard difficulty. One round focused on Googliness, which assesses company values in employees such as proactivity, curiosity, a
Software Engineer
Very bad. Once the interviewers felt they "gotcha"-ed me on a question, they kept aggravating it. It felt like they were reveling in giving a bad interview experience rather than finding the right candidate.
Software Engineer
CanadaNovember 18, 2016Applied for a new grad position and received an email from the recruiter to set up a phone interview. I had a 45-minute interview with Google, calling from Mountain View. The interviewer sent me a Google Docs link and pasted a question while we were
Software Engineer
Seattle, Washington, United StatesOctober 17, 2023Four rounds of interviews involved coding questions, which were very similar to LeetCode problems, ranging from medium to hard difficulty. One round focused on Googliness, which assesses company values in employees such as proactivity, curiosity, a
Software Engineer
United StatesFebruary 17, 2025Very bad. Once the interviewers felt they "gotcha"-ed me on a question, they kept aggravating it. It felt like they were reveling in giving a bad interview experience rather than finding the right candidate.
