Great products with high impact and usage.
People are generally super helpful, even if they don't know you.
Working here is super comfortable with lots of perks, solid compensation, and good work-life balance.
Typical big tech company problems: higher-level leadership is sometimes too far removed from individual products to make informed decisions, some ethics concerns, and some folks have a strong sense of entitlement.
Overall, very good. There were 4 coding interviews and 1 behavioral interview. The interviewers walked me through the questions with examples and hints. They asked me to walk through my code using their examples.
I interviewed with Google onsite in Mountain View. There are a total of 4 rounds with a lunch break in the middle accompanied by an employee. Interviews are purely technical with no behavior questions. Interviewers are all knowledgeable and fun to ta
I managed to get a referral from a Googler. After one or two weeks, I received the online assessment, which I finished a few days later. One week after that, I reached the phone screen phase, which I scheduled for three weeks later. Unfortunately, I
Overall, very good. There were 4 coding interviews and 1 behavioral interview. The interviewers walked me through the questions with examples and hints. They asked me to walk through my code using their examples.
I interviewed with Google onsite in Mountain View. There are a total of 4 rounds with a lunch break in the middle accompanied by an employee. Interviews are purely technical with no behavior questions. Interviewers are all knowledgeable and fun to ta
I managed to get a referral from a Googler. After one or two weeks, I received the online assessment, which I finished a few days later. One week after that, I reached the phone screen phase, which I scheduled for three weeks later. Unfortunately, I