Great compensation. Great benefits. Positive working environment.
High workload Layoffs
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
First, I was contacted by a college recruiter on LinkedIn and we set up a phone interview. The call lasted about 15 minutes. We discussed my background, interests, and the Google interview process. Next, the recruiter forwarded my preferred technic
I had interned at Google before. They moved me to an onsite interview immediately. It took them around 4 weeks to get back to me after the onsite. I was rejected, but they suggested I apply to the Resident Engineer program. I declined to do so beca
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
First, I was contacted by a college recruiter on LinkedIn and we set up a phone interview. The call lasted about 15 minutes. We discussed my background, interests, and the Google interview process. Next, the recruiter forwarded my preferred technic
I had interned at Google before. They moved me to an onsite interview immediately. It took them around 4 weeks to get back to me after the onsite. I was rejected, but they suggested I apply to the Resident Engineer program. I declined to do so beca