Everyone is kind and inviting, easy to get help, great pay and benefits. Truly an awesome place to work.
Large company, so hard to get to know everyone.
Absolutely painful interview. I had to fly out to Mountain View, where I was asked a series of asinine puzzle questions. Of course, they were incredibly contrived, and the interviews seemed completely dispassionate.
I was contacted by a Google recruiter in September about a new grad Software Engineering position in Mountain View. Following an initial phone call that briefly reviewed my resume and discussed my interest in Google, the recruiter scheduled a 45-minu
A Google recruiter emailed and called me out of the blue, stating that someone internal (without specifying who) had made a recommendation and wanted to know if I was interested in a position. They were very positive and made it sound as if they were
Absolutely painful interview. I had to fly out to Mountain View, where I was asked a series of asinine puzzle questions. Of course, they were incredibly contrived, and the interviews seemed completely dispassionate.
I was contacted by a Google recruiter in September about a new grad Software Engineering position in Mountain View. Following an initial phone call that briefly reviewed my resume and discussed my interest in Google, the recruiter scheduled a 45-minu
A Google recruiter emailed and called me out of the blue, stating that someone internal (without specifying who) had made a recommendation and wanted to know if I was interested in a position. They were very positive and made it sound as if they were