Free food and a good variety, perks, fun and competent teammates. The bonus plan is pretty good.
They have a lot of social events, but unlike some other reviewers, I never felt like I was forced to go to them, and I don't think I get labeled as 'ungoogley' because of it.
I feel pretty free to work on what I want to work on, and I don't feel over-managed.
I spend quite a bit of time at work, but really, this is mostly because I like what I'm working on, and they have better snacks there than I do at home. It's almost insidious.
I don't know.
Someone reached out to schedule a phone screen. The first call was to inform me of the process. This was followed by a scheduled call for a phone interview, which consisted of a hard LeetCode question to be coded on a Google Doc.
I passed two OAs and got two rounds of phone interviews. The OAs were quite classical, but the phone interviews were quite different from the ones I've attended before. The interviewer used to post the questions beforehand, but this time, I needed to
Get referred by a friend at Google, and then get scheduled for an HR interview soon after. That was nice and easy. This was followed by a technical interview over the phone. Not a great answer. So, it was finally declined without explicit explanati
Someone reached out to schedule a phone screen. The first call was to inform me of the process. This was followed by a scheduled call for a phone interview, which consisted of a hard LeetCode question to be coded on a Google Doc.
I passed two OAs and got two rounds of phone interviews. The OAs were quite classical, but the phone interviews were quite different from the ones I've attended before. The interviewer used to post the questions beforehand, but this time, I needed to
Get referred by a friend at Google, and then get scheduled for an HR interview soon after. That was nice and easy. This was followed by a technical interview over the phone. Not a great answer. So, it was finally declined without explicit explanati