Great working environment. Good work-life balance.
Usual big company problems. Hierarchy.
Submitted online as a new grad. Received a coding sample the next day. Given about two weeks to complete this sample before the deadline. Two coding questions for one hour.
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 3+ months. I interviewed at Google. The recruiter was very nice. Round 1: HR Questions: "Why Google?", "What do you bring to the table?", etc. Most people clear this. Honestly, if you did not or cannot
They are very accommodating. You get your own rental car for the on-site interview! They barely ask anything other than the standard technical questions. So study up on those using Cracking the Code Interview or something similar. It's like the GRE
Submitted online as a new grad. Received a coding sample the next day. Given about two weeks to complete this sample before the deadline. Two coding questions for one hour.
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 3+ months. I interviewed at Google. The recruiter was very nice. Round 1: HR Questions: "Why Google?", "What do you bring to the table?", etc. Most people clear this. Honestly, if you did not or cannot
They are very accommodating. You get your own rental car for the on-site interview! They barely ask anything other than the standard technical questions. So study up on those using Cracking the Code Interview or something similar. It's like the GRE