Awesome company to work at.
Nothing much, actually. So, yeah.
I had two phone interviews and then was flown on-site for a full day of interviews, five in total. These were back-to-back with a different engineer in each. I had lunch with another developer in between. I would recommend bringing earplugs in case
The interview process at Google is lengthy because they want to ensure they are getting a good recruit. I was contacted by a Google recruiter, then given an online timed assignment. After I completed the assignment, a phone interview was scheduled, f
I was contacted by a recruiter for Google in February 2014 for a new graduate software developer position. The interviews were outlined as follows, though they were punctuated with many conversations with my recruiter: * **Phone interview with rec
I had two phone interviews and then was flown on-site for a full day of interviews, five in total. These were back-to-back with a different engineer in each. I had lunch with another developer in between. I would recommend bringing earplugs in case
The interview process at Google is lengthy because they want to ensure they are getting a good recruit. I was contacted by a Google recruiter, then given an online timed assignment. After I completed the assignment, a phone interview was scheduled, f
I was contacted by a recruiter for Google in February 2014 for a new graduate software developer position. The interviews were outlined as follows, though they were punctuated with many conversations with my recruiter: * **Phone interview with rec