Fun environment, lots of perks, very smart people, challenging work. The work meant something.
Climbing the ladder is impossible. You have to hop jobs. Sometimes you won't get the project you want. There's a lot of work.
No real advice. Solid management. Pretty well organized and professional.
Reached out to a recruiter, who then followed up and set up a phone screen. An interviewer had some technical difficulties. A few minutes later, we got started. We had to reshare the link. The first question was not in my scope of knowledge. The in
A recruiter reached out to me via email. The phone screen involved implementing an algorithm to sort a list into the form s1 < s2 > s3.... I provided an n log n solution, which was not optimal, but I passed this round and was invited for an onsite in
I was initially contacted by HR to go over some basic points on my resume and to set up a technical interview. The person I spoke with on the phone seemed a little resentful that everything was provided by Google for Google employees, as it was very
Reached out to a recruiter, who then followed up and set up a phone screen. An interviewer had some technical difficulties. A few minutes later, we got started. We had to reshare the link. The first question was not in my scope of knowledge. The in
A recruiter reached out to me via email. The phone screen involved implementing an algorithm to sort a list into the form s1 < s2 > s3.... I provided an n log n solution, which was not optimal, but I passed this round and was invited for an onsite in
I was initially contacted by HR to go over some basic points on my resume and to set up a technical interview. The person I spoke with on the phone seemed a little resentful that everything was provided by Google for Google employees, as it was very