Great tech, great colleagues.
Free food and gym.
Salary is close to the top of the market.
Usual cons of a large company:
Here are five rounds of algorithms questions, all of which contained a graph question. The first question was to find job dependencies for a workflow, given its inputs. Then, they asked about circle detection and edge case checks. The solution I pr
I was contacted by a recruiter for a position in the Mountain View office. Two phone screens followed by a 4-hour on-site interview. Technical questions were challenging, but nothing that can't be prepared for by being really comfortable with basic
HR resume screen Hiring manager resume screen (if the position is team-specific) 1 or 2 phone interviews 4 onsite interviews
Here are five rounds of algorithms questions, all of which contained a graph question. The first question was to find job dependencies for a workflow, given its inputs. Then, they asked about circle detection and edge case checks. The solution I pr
I was contacted by a recruiter for a position in the Mountain View office. Two phone screens followed by a 4-hour on-site interview. Technical questions were challenging, but nothing that can't be prepared for by being really comfortable with basic
HR resume screen Hiring manager resume screen (if the position is team-specific) 1 or 2 phone interviews 4 onsite interviews