Good culture and benefits. Easy to onboard.
Slow-moving company, but if you find the right roles, it can be fun.
The process was hard, taking many months with no offer at the end. The recruiter was nice, but very inconsiderate of time and slow to respond in general. I would generally not recommend this unless you have a real shot.
I had two phone interviews with Google. The interviewers asked me about my research topic and how it could be associated with Google products. They also asked me to write code for a coding question, which I think was related to geometry.
I was interviewed at the Mountain View campus. There were 5 interviews, each of 45 minutes duration. All the interviews were Data Structures and Algorithms related. Basically, they give you a real-world problem, and you have to write code on the wh
The process was hard, taking many months with no offer at the end. The recruiter was nice, but very inconsiderate of time and slow to respond in general. I would generally not recommend this unless you have a real shot.
I had two phone interviews with Google. The interviewers asked me about my research topic and how it could be associated with Google products. They also asked me to write code for a coding question, which I think was related to geometry.
I was interviewed at the Mountain View campus. There were 5 interviews, each of 45 minutes duration. All the interviews were Data Structures and Algorithms related. Basically, they give you a real-world problem, and you have to write code on the wh