They «take care» of your health.
They provide you with many transport options inside Google.
They provide you with a nice salary and the best food.
There are great people and great environments to work in.
There is everything you need to play, think, rest, and sleep.
Inside Google, there's another world, on the other side of the universe.
A better world that wants to make a difference.
Probably you will not want to leave your workplace (Google).
Nothing to say about this.
I got a LeetCode medium question, a software design and architecture question, and then some really abstract and strange, open-ended questions not at all related to the job. It felt a little like mockery.
Call with recruiter followed by a technical phone screen. Subsequently, a "virtual on-site" interview consisting of: * Three technical interviews * One behavioral interview Waited two weeks for a response from the recruiter.
I had quite a few friends and references within Google, so I went straight to the on-site stage. There were six on-site interviews. None of the questions that were asked were exceedingly difficult, as I ended up with near-optimal solutions to most qu
I got a LeetCode medium question, a software design and architecture question, and then some really abstract and strange, open-ended questions not at all related to the job. It felt a little like mockery.
Call with recruiter followed by a technical phone screen. Subsequently, a "virtual on-site" interview consisting of: * Three technical interviews * One behavioral interview Waited two weeks for a response from the recruiter.
I had quite a few friends and references within Google, so I went straight to the on-site stage. There were six on-site interviews. None of the questions that were asked were exceedingly difficult, as I ended up with near-optimal solutions to most qu