Still more perks than many places.
Relatively decent salary.
Work is not that interesting. Risk of getting laid off if you're not in a role Google deems important. Need to always document and show every contribution. Less people being promoted. Management has no direction.
The onsite interview process consists of four rounds, each approximately one hour long. Two rounds are scheduled for the morning and two for the afternoon. At noon, a Google employee will take you to lunch and chat with you.
Phone and Onsite Interview Phone Interview: Asked to code a program to find intersecting circles and maximum rectangles. Onsite Interview: Questions on design patterns, graph traversals, puzzles, and user interface. Find if two lists of rectangles
I had just finished a summer internship and was interviewed for a full-time position. I had two separate interviews with other engineers. The interviews consisted of programming questions, logic and math puzzles, and a brief discussion of previous e
The onsite interview process consists of four rounds, each approximately one hour long. Two rounds are scheduled for the morning and two for the afternoon. At noon, a Google employee will take you to lunch and chat with you.
Phone and Onsite Interview Phone Interview: Asked to code a program to find intersecting circles and maximum rectangles. Onsite Interview: Questions on design patterns, graph traversals, puzzles, and user interface. Find if two lists of rectangles
I had just finished a summer internship and was interviewed for a full-time position. I had two separate interviews with other engineers. The interviews consisted of programming questions, logic and math puzzles, and a brief discussion of previous e