It pays well. There are good coworkers. There is flexibility.
Worsening bureaucracy. It can be hard to get things done.
Two back-to-back 45-minute rounds, each testing our coding skills (one question per round) on basic data structures and their applications to problem statements. The questions were simple, and interviews provided hints to help you out if required.
I submitted my application online. After a few days, Google came to my school and gave me an on-campus interview. There were two interviews in total, each 45 minutes long. The first interviewer was very nice, but the second one was not as active i
Applied online and received a call to schedule the telephone interview with an engineer. The engineer was patient and nice; however, the question was somewhat difficult to grasp the whole point of and a little unclear.
Two back-to-back 45-minute rounds, each testing our coding skills (one question per round) on basic data structures and their applications to problem statements. The questions were simple, and interviews provided hints to help you out if required.
I submitted my application online. After a few days, Google came to my school and gave me an on-campus interview. There were two interviews in total, each 45 minutes long. The first interviewer was very nice, but the second one was not as active i
Applied online and received a call to schedule the telephone interview with an engineer. The engineer was patient and nice; however, the question was somewhat difficult to grasp the whole point of and a little unclear.