Google has a lot of smart and nice people to work with. People work collaboratively. The company has many great benefits.
It just feels like the company has hired the best people to work on all the benefits (401k, fitness, food, etc., etc.) as well.
Things can move very fast at Google, which means it can be somewhat stressful. It depends on the projects you work on, though.
I applied at my university and went through the standard process: * Background and behavioral phone interviews * Coding challenges * On-site interview, for which I was flown out. The problems were interesting and challenging. Only one of the
Very friendly recruiter and interviewers. One telephone interview and five onsite interview rounds. Got back very fast with results. All interviewers were friendly and helpful. Most questions can be found at careercup. Prepare well for dynamic pro
Recruiters from the company had contacted me every six months to a year for the past six or seven years. Finally, I was in a career position where I could realistically interview with them, so I agreed. The first step was a phone interview. The recr
I applied at my university and went through the standard process: * Background and behavioral phone interviews * Coding challenges * On-site interview, for which I was flown out. The problems were interesting and challenging. Only one of the
Very friendly recruiter and interviewers. One telephone interview and five onsite interview rounds. Got back very fast with results. All interviewers were friendly and helpful. Most questions can be found at careercup. Prepare well for dynamic pro
Recruiters from the company had contacted me every six months to a year for the past six or seven years. Finally, I was in a career position where I could realistically interview with them, so I agreed. The first step was a phone interview. The recr