They pay well and serve lunch at the office.
Scaling back remote work, so expect a commute.
I had a good experience interviewing with Google. There were almost 8 rounds back-to-back, and I went through 5. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to crack the code.
The interview process involved: * Basic behavioral questions * Salary questions * Questions about start and end dates * Some questions I considered "stupid" I met with HR, then the hiring manager. After that, I met with another hiring manager, and
NYC onsite for 4 rounds. Each round requires you to use a whiteboard to discuss your algorithm and their laptop to write the code. They want to see your problem-solving skills. Be sure to discuss corner cases and complexities as well.
I had a good experience interviewing with Google. There were almost 8 rounds back-to-back, and I went through 5. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to crack the code.
The interview process involved: * Basic behavioral questions * Salary questions * Questions about start and end dates * Some questions I considered "stupid" I met with HR, then the hiring manager. After that, I met with another hiring manager, and
NYC onsite for 4 rounds. Each round requires you to use a whiteboard to discuss your algorithm and their laptop to write the code. They want to see your problem-solving skills. Be sure to discuss corner cases and complexities as well.