Great work-life balance and the pay is really good. Switching teams after your first year is pretty easy too.
Depending on the team, the work itself isn't super interesting on average. There is a lot of politics and bureaucracy preventing you from actually making a significant change.
Phone calls, followed by a day of interviews. I met with four or five hiring managers. Some technical discussion, some description of the positions. There is a minimum requirement for the length of the description of the interview.
The interview process was smooth. Google took care of all the necessary transportation to the office, as well as accommodation. The interviewers were humble and helped me all the way through the interview.
I completed two rounds of technical interviews. The interviewers were friendly and helpful. The questions were based on the fundamentals of data structures and algorithms. It was a good interview experience, and I learned a lot.
Phone calls, followed by a day of interviews. I met with four or five hiring managers. Some technical discussion, some description of the positions. There is a minimum requirement for the length of the description of the interview.
The interview process was smooth. Google took care of all the necessary transportation to the office, as well as accommodation. The interviewers were humble and helped me all the way through the interview.
I completed two rounds of technical interviews. The interviewers were friendly and helpful. The questions were based on the fundamentals of data structures and algorithms. It was a good interview experience, and I learned a lot.