Smart coworkers Great benefits Strong brand name Interesting projects Free food
Hard to get promoted.
Work-life balance varies by team.
Can feel like a cog in a big machine.
I applied for a software engineer position for new graduates. The HR representative was very nice. I had one phone interview. The interviewer asked me to write code to convert a fractional number a/b to its decimal representation. The function name
I had an onsite interview in Mountain View. There were a total of four interviews, all of which involved technical questions. The recruiter told me that most of the interviewers' reviews were good, but only one of them decided not to move forward. Th
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
I applied for a software engineer position for new graduates. The HR representative was very nice. I had one phone interview. The interviewer asked me to write code to convert a fractional number a/b to its decimal representation. The function name
I had an onsite interview in Mountain View. There were a total of four interviews, all of which involved technical questions. The recruiter told me that most of the interviewers' reviews were good, but only one of them decided not to move forward. Th
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