Great culture and smart people.
Work-life balance not so good.
I was contacted by a recruiter thanks to a referral from a Googler friend. First, I had a quick (5-10 minutes) phone call with a recruiter. I described my background and interests at a very high level. The recruiter didn't really ask any questions.
First off, I'll say there was a huge language barrier between my interviewer and me. He did not speak fluent English by a long shot. The choppy Google Voice connection, mixed with him being fairly quiet, didn't help either. He asked me questions lik
This interview was tough. Unlike my Microsoft interviews, I only got through one question per interviewer. The exception was one interview where I got through two. When they say it's all about your thought process and not the answer, they really mea
I was contacted by a recruiter thanks to a referral from a Googler friend. First, I had a quick (5-10 minutes) phone call with a recruiter. I described my background and interests at a very high level. The recruiter didn't really ask any questions.
First off, I'll say there was a huge language barrier between my interviewer and me. He did not speak fluent English by a long shot. The choppy Google Voice connection, mixed with him being fairly quiet, didn't help either. He asked me questions lik
This interview was tough. Unlike my Microsoft interviews, I only got through one question per interviewer. The exception was one interview where I got through two. When they say it's all about your thought process and not the answer, they really mea