The corporate perks are good.
WFH is not encouraged recently.
I had a phone screen where the interviewer didn't ask me to write any code. Following this, I received an email offering an onsite interview. I mentioned to the recruiter that the initial interviewer hadn't requested any coding. As a result, I had t
Applied for a software engineer position directly on Google's website. The interview process was standard: * Chat with the recruiter * Two rounds of phone interviews * Virtual onsite Unfortunately, I did not receive an offer, but overall, I
I was contacted on LinkedIn by a recruiter. The initial screening was a coding test of two problems. Later, I had a 45-minute phone interview consisting of a single algorithm problem. I was then flown out to Mountain View for an onsite interview.
I had a phone screen where the interviewer didn't ask me to write any code. Following this, I received an email offering an onsite interview. I mentioned to the recruiter that the initial interviewer hadn't requested any coding. As a result, I had t
Applied for a software engineer position directly on Google's website. The interview process was standard: * Chat with the recruiter * Two rounds of phone interviews * Virtual onsite Unfortunately, I did not receive an offer, but overall, I
I was contacted on LinkedIn by a recruiter. The initial screening was a coding test of two problems. Later, I had a 45-minute phone interview consisting of a single algorithm problem. I was then flown out to Mountain View for an onsite interview.