Great and fantastic. Nice people, great work experience, overall a great company to work for.
There are no cons as such.
There are a lot of great people here.
The perks are great as well.
A recruiter reached out to me via email after I submitted an application. We set up an interview, and I was able to reschedule it for a couple of weeks out. The interview then took place.
It was hard, and ultimately I didn't get a job offer. People were very nice, though. Questions included algorithms, systems design, and others. At one of the interviews, an interviewer pointed out a mistake in my code, saying, "Is there anything w
I had always wanted to work at Google, but I never thought I would get in. I'm 45 years old and I have a 2.2 GPA. My friend at Google submitted my resume, and I waited quite a while before I got a rejection letter. In retrospect, with them receiving
A recruiter reached out to me via email after I submitted an application. We set up an interview, and I was able to reschedule it for a couple of weeks out. The interview then took place.
It was hard, and ultimately I didn't get a job offer. People were very nice, though. Questions included algorithms, systems design, and others. At one of the interviews, an interviewer pointed out a mistake in my code, saying, "Is there anything w
I had always wanted to work at Google, but I never thought I would get in. I'm 45 years old and I have a 2.2 GPA. My friend at Google submitted my resume, and I waited quite a while before I got a rejection letter. In retrospect, with them receiving