Great work, good people, excellent perks.
No cons I can think of.
Why would I give advice? I'm assuming you know better.
I had two phone interviews, and the questions were challenging. The interviewers were undecided about whether to call me on-site, so I had to take a third phone interview, which went well. At the on-site interviews, there were four interviewers. The
I applied through an employee referral. The process took 4 weeks. I interviewed at Google (Mountain View, CA) in May 2021. There were 4 stages of interview: * Phone interview.
Looking for new opportunities, I contacted someone I know at Google to see if they were looking for engineers with my profile. A week later, I was contacted by a recruiter who started to figure out the location due to visa issues. Then, I was invited
I had two phone interviews, and the questions were challenging. The interviewers were undecided about whether to call me on-site, so I had to take a third phone interview, which went well. At the on-site interviews, there were four interviewers. The
I applied through an employee referral. The process took 4 weeks. I interviewed at Google (Mountain View, CA) in May 2021. There were 4 stages of interview: * Phone interview.
Looking for new opportunities, I contacted someone I know at Google to see if they were looking for engineers with my profile. A week later, I was contacted by a recruiter who started to figure out the location due to visa issues. Then, I was invited