The work-life balance is good, and everything is well documented, so it is easy to ramp up.
Everything moves much slower than it needs to, and there's a ton of red tape for most things.
First, you will get a call from a recruiter with simple background questions, followed by an invitation for a technical interview. Make sure you do plenty of coding challenges, including LeetCode hard questions.
I submitted my application online. I completed a phone screen where I was able to provide a brute-force solution to a LeetCode Medium-Hard problem. The interviewer was nice. I received a rejection about a week later.
Google has a similar interview process to other major tech companies. Their questions are very smart and designed to test computer fundamentals, while giving the interviewer an easy time making a hire/no-hire decision. The questions get progressive
First, you will get a call from a recruiter with simple background questions, followed by an invitation for a technical interview. Make sure you do plenty of coding challenges, including LeetCode hard questions.
I submitted my application online. I completed a phone screen where I was able to provide a brute-force solution to a LeetCode Medium-Hard problem. The interviewer was nice. I received a rejection about a week later.
Google has a similar interview process to other major tech companies. Their questions are very smart and designed to test computer fundamentals, while giving the interviewer an easy time making a hire/no-hire decision. The questions get progressive