Perfect company to go for an internship
Perfect company to go for an internship
Nice perks, free shuttle, lots of good cafeterias, and a strong Google culture on the main campus!
High salary, even for interns, and a generous amount of relocation help.
Like all big companies, things at Google could be slow. Promotion is relatively hard because it's a giant and lots of good engineers are in the line.
Increase interactions with interns and have more fun in public.
Could elaborate more on exciting, world-changing projects like those in Google X.
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Preliminary interview with one interviewer, approximately one hour. First, the interviewer asked about a project I completed, followed by a coding question. During the coding question, the interviewer added further complexities to the initial probl
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Absolutely painful interview. I had to fly out to Mountain View, where I was asked a series of asinine puzzle questions. Of course, they were incredibly contrived, and the interviews seemed completely dispassionate.
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I was contacted by a recruiter thanks to a referral from a Googler friend. First, I had a quick (5-10 minutes) phone call with a recruiter. I described my background and interests at a very high level. The recruiter didn't really ask any questions.
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Mountain View, California, United StatesAugust 1, 2015Preliminary interview with one interviewer, approximately one hour. First, the interviewer asked about a project I completed, followed by a coding question. During the coding question, the interviewer added further complexities to the initial probl
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Mountain View, California, United StatesMarch 16, 2022Absolutely painful interview. I had to fly out to Mountain View, where I was asked a series of asinine puzzle questions. Of course, they were incredibly contrived, and the interviews seemed completely dispassionate.
Software Engineer
Mountain View, California, United StatesAugust 1, 2015I was contacted by a recruiter thanks to a referral from a Googler friend. First, I had a quick (5-10 minutes) phone call with a recruiter. I described my background and interests at a very high level. The recruiter didn't really ask any questions.
