Good perks, and some teams have great work-life balance.
Great support system for career development.
Culture shifts quickly, that WLB gets increasingly worse.
I interviewed with Google onsite in Mountain View. There are a total of 4 rounds with a lunch break in the middle accompanied by an employee. Interviews are purely technical with no behavior questions. Interviewers are all knowledgeable and fun to ta
I was contacted by a recruiter who told me the hiring manager liked my resume. She then set up a technical phone interview. For that interview, I was contacted an hour ahead of the scheduled time. I asked my interviewer if he could give me five minu
It was short and quick. The question was more mathematical than coding, but that's okay. The screen was reasonable. I decided to stay at my current company and hence decided to decline the offer.
I interviewed with Google onsite in Mountain View. There are a total of 4 rounds with a lunch break in the middle accompanied by an employee. Interviews are purely technical with no behavior questions. Interviewers are all knowledgeable and fun to ta
I was contacted by a recruiter who told me the hiring manager liked my resume. She then set up a technical phone interview. For that interview, I was contacted an hour ahead of the scheduled time. I asked my interviewer if he could give me five minu
It was short and quick. The question was more mathematical than coding, but that's okay. The screen was reasonable. I decided to stay at my current company and hence decided to decline the offer.