From my point of view, I have to see there are lots of pros: good food, good work-life balance, good benefits, and a good salary.
In my opinion, to be honest, the project a Googler focuses on is small. I think this is a common problem for big companies.
The interview consisted of two hourlong sessions. I completely bombed it because I spent all my study time reading up on interview questions rather than basic algorithms. It's really all about being prepared for anything by having a solid background
I applied to Google through an employee referral and heard back from a recruiter within a week of them receiving my resume. The process was pretty quick and easy, with only a few required forms prior to my phone screening. The phone interview was a
Initial phone screen that asked some basic technical questions before moving on to an in-campus interview. It basically asked Medium-level questions on LeetCode as well as time and space complexity analysis.
The interview consisted of two hourlong sessions. I completely bombed it because I spent all my study time reading up on interview questions rather than basic algorithms. It's really all about being prepared for anything by having a solid background
I applied to Google through an employee referral and heard back from a recruiter within a week of them receiving my resume. The process was pretty quick and easy, with only a few required forms prior to my phone screening. The phone interview was a
Initial phone screen that asked some basic technical questions before moving on to an in-campus interview. It basically asked Medium-level questions on LeetCode as well as time and space complexity analysis.