Great coworkers, great food, amazing tools. Really the best place for an engineer.
You have to fight for the good projects. Everyone around you is smart. (This is a good thing, though.)
The process took a bit longer than with other companies, so start early. The questions were quite easy in my mind, and I think I did OK. However, I was rejected after the phone screen and am not sure why. The recruiter would not share feedback eith
I was contacted by a recruiter who set up a phone interview. During this interview, I coded in a Google Doc shared by the interviewer. I was then invited to an on-site interview in Mountain View, where I had four hour-long interviews and an hour-long
I interviewed at Google in the winter of 2013/2014 and again in the winter of 2015/2016. The first time I applied, I was a senior in undergrad, and a Google recruiter contacted me. Here was that process: * Phone interview with HR (really just a r
The process took a bit longer than with other companies, so start early. The questions were quite easy in my mind, and I think I did OK. However, I was rejected after the phone screen and am not sure why. The recruiter would not share feedback eith
I was contacted by a recruiter who set up a phone interview. During this interview, I coded in a Google Doc shared by the interviewer. I was then invited to an on-site interview in Mountain View, where I had four hour-long interviews and an hour-long
I interviewed at Google in the winter of 2013/2014 and again in the winter of 2015/2016. The first time I applied, I was a senior in undergrad, and a Google recruiter contacted me. Here was that process: * Phone interview with HR (really just a r