Smartest colleagues in the entire space (big tech).
Limited freedom, weaponizing 'respect' to constrain disagreements about ideas.
I greatly anticipated this interview. Many engineers, including me, want an opportunity to work with the best and the brightest. But the interview went wrong in many ways, and it changed my mind about wanting to work at Google. The on-site interview
A Google recruiter emailed me out of the blue. After declining three times (over one month) as I wasn't that interested, I was contacted again. So I thought, "Heck, sure, I'll take an interview." One week later, they flew me to Mountain View for the
A recruiter contacted me through LinkedIn. This was followed by a phone screen and technical interview with a Google Engineer. I was then invited to an on-site interview. Finally, I was contacted by the recruiter again. The whole process was extr
I greatly anticipated this interview. Many engineers, including me, want an opportunity to work with the best and the brightest. But the interview went wrong in many ways, and it changed my mind about wanting to work at Google. The on-site interview
A Google recruiter emailed me out of the blue. After declining three times (over one month) as I wasn't that interested, I was contacted again. So I thought, "Heck, sure, I'll take an interview." One week later, they flew me to Mountain View for the
A recruiter contacted me through LinkedIn. This was followed by a phone screen and technical interview with a Google Engineer. I was then invited to an on-site interview. Finally, I was contacted by the recruiter again. The whole process was extr