You could learn a lot since you can search all code and work on the internal website.
It becomes difficult to find impact work, and promotion is difficult.
I was contacted by Google to come in for an interview. The overall process was fairly quick and hassle-free. I received many resources to help me prepare. I had five technical interviews over the course of the day. Everyone was quite nice, though som
I was contacted on LinkedIn by a recruiter. Then, I had a phone screen with the recruiter, who went over the interview process and timeline. I then had a technical phone screen with a Google engineer. The first time, the engineer failed to call me a
Had one phone screen and five onsite interviews. Interviewers ensured understanding of questions and focused on fundamentals rather than specific topics or programming languages. Topics covered: * Coding * Networks * Cryptography * Data structures
I was contacted by Google to come in for an interview. The overall process was fairly quick and hassle-free. I received many resources to help me prepare. I had five technical interviews over the course of the day. Everyone was quite nice, though som
I was contacted on LinkedIn by a recruiter. Then, I had a phone screen with the recruiter, who went over the interview process and timeline. I then had a technical phone screen with a Google engineer. The first time, the engineer failed to call me a
Had one phone screen and five onsite interviews. Interviewers ensured understanding of questions and focused on fundamentals rather than specific topics or programming languages. Topics covered: * Coding * Networks * Cryptography * Data structures