It's just a very flexible place to work as a Software Engineer. I always felt like my voice was being heard, I was given lots of agency, and was trusted.
Honestly, my main complaint was, "Google is a monopoly, and that made me uncomfortable." Mileage may vary.
Of all the interviews I've ever had, this one was the most disappointing. My experience is in NLP, and I specifically applied to Google for a job doing NLP, either in machine translation, speech recognition, or one of the other many NLP tasks they d
I had to do some LeetCode-type questions. Nothing too hard. No callback, even though I'm quite certain I aced the questions. I'm not sure why not. If you just drill the standard procedures, you can get through it.
I was contacted by a recruiter and completed a coding challenge. After passing that, there was one technical phone screen, followed by an on-site technical interview. The interview lasted for most of the day and included four interviews with a lunc
Of all the interviews I've ever had, this one was the most disappointing. My experience is in NLP, and I specifically applied to Google for a job doing NLP, either in machine translation, speech recognition, or one of the other many NLP tasks they d
I had to do some LeetCode-type questions. Nothing too hard. No callback, even though I'm quite certain I aced the questions. I'm not sure why not. If you just drill the standard procedures, you can get through it.
I was contacted by a recruiter and completed a coding challenge. After passing that, there was one technical phone screen, followed by an on-site technical interview. The interview lasted for most of the day and included four interviews with a lunc