flexibility, pay, wlb, prestige, interesting work
Big company, bureaucracy, not flexible on remote work.
It was really tough. I was asked to solve a graph problem that involved Dijkstra's algorithm. Honestly, it was kind of ridiculous since I've never used this on my job before. I was asked to solve a graph problem that involved...
Applied in early November. Heard back in early December for a coding challenge, and had two technical interviews in January. I was in host matching from January to the end of February, when I received a match. My recruiter was great and always kept m
The whole process takes about three months, including one phone interview and one onsite interview. I got the onsite interview at the Mountain View office. The interviewers from Google were good, and the whole process did not make me feel very nervou
It was really tough. I was asked to solve a graph problem that involved Dijkstra's algorithm. Honestly, it was kind of ridiculous since I've never used this on my job before. I was asked to solve a graph problem that involved...
Applied in early November. Heard back in early December for a coding challenge, and had two technical interviews in January. I was in host matching from January to the end of February, when I received a match. My recruiter was great and always kept m
The whole process takes about three months, including one phone interview and one onsite interview. I got the onsite interview at the Mountain View office. The interviewers from Google were good, and the whole process did not make me feel very nervou