The reputation of the company is great, and so is the free food.
This is no longer a startup. You can't expect to go to Google these days and become a millionaire. As some reviewers have said, there is basically no room for advancement, so it is a dead-end job. They do discriminate by schools. Say if you attended Arizona State, you would get paid $20k less than the same person graduating from Berkeley or Stanford. It is pretty ridiculous like that.
Stop hiring people and do something new. All your money is from Adsense, and that's pathetic.
One employee referred me, and then I received an email to complete an online form about my background and interview preferences. This was followed by two rounds of phone interviews with different interviewers.
A friend of mine referred me internally at Google, and I received a call from a recruiter almost immediately (within 2 days). I was then scheduled for two phone interviews, about a week apart. Finally, I had an on-site interview that consisted of m
The interview process began with a phone screening, followed by an onsite interview. The onsite included four technical interviews. One of my interviewers did not show up, so that interview was rescheduled afterwards via video chat. After passing th
One employee referred me, and then I received an email to complete an online form about my background and interview preferences. This was followed by two rounds of phone interviews with different interviewers.
A friend of mine referred me internally at Google, and I received a call from a recruiter almost immediately (within 2 days). I was then scheduled for two phone interviews, about a week apart. Finally, I had an on-site interview that consisted of m
The interview process began with a phone screening, followed by an onsite interview. The onsite included four technical interviews. One of my interviewers did not show up, so that interview was rescheduled afterwards via video chat. After passing th