Lot of perks and benefits. Coworkers are good. Good tech.
Not many cons that I can see.
I had one phone call interview, and then I had a technical interview with the team I was going to be joining. It was a great time getting to chat with the team, but things just didn't work out.
The interview went seemingly smoothly, except for a couple quirks in the code on the whiteboard. The questions were way easier than I expected. The interviewers were not intimidating at all and did not try to make the process stressful. I felt like I
I interviewed at Google in the winter of 2013/2014 and again in the winter of 2015/2016. The first time I applied, I was a senior in undergrad, and a Google recruiter contacted me. Here was that process: * Phone interview with HR (really just a r
I had one phone call interview, and then I had a technical interview with the team I was going to be joining. It was a great time getting to chat with the team, but things just didn't work out.
The interview went seemingly smoothly, except for a couple quirks in the code on the whiteboard. The questions were way easier than I expected. The interviewers were not intimidating at all and did not try to make the process stressful. I felt like I
I interviewed at Google in the winter of 2013/2014 and again in the winter of 2015/2016. The first time I applied, I was a senior in undergrad, and a Google recruiter contacted me. Here was that process: * Phone interview with HR (really just a r