Google is an awesome place. Lots of really smart people from all over, with a great mix of diversity.
They strike a nice balance of making an impact but not overworking yourself.
It's a pretty laid-back environment, but sometimes that means things move a little slowly. I prefer things to move more quickly, but it's difficult because of big company bureaucracy.
The process was smooth. I was contacted by a recruiter who initially asked me to complete an hour-long coding sample. Following its completion, I was scheduled a phone interview with an engineer, and after a few days, received an invitation for an on
The whole process was good! From the online assessment to the phone interview to the onsite. An HR representative assisted you all the time with the arrangements. The problems they gave you were flexible and comprehensive. Feel free to talk to the
I spoke with four interviewers. They asked about classic algorithm questions. One thing worth noting is that they allowed me to program on a laptop, instead of on a whiteboard. They mentioned it was part of the new hiring process.
The process was smooth. I was contacted by a recruiter who initially asked me to complete an hour-long coding sample. Following its completion, I was scheduled a phone interview with an engineer, and after a few days, received an invitation for an on
The whole process was good! From the online assessment to the phone interview to the onsite. An HR representative assisted you all the time with the arrangements. The problems they gave you were flexible and comprehensive. Feel free to talk to the
I spoke with four interviewers. They asked about classic algorithm questions. One thing worth noting is that they allowed me to program on a laptop, instead of on a whiteboard. They mentioned it was part of the new hiring process.