Fantastic work/life balance, pretty competitive pay.
Most managers throw up their hands and say, "I wish we could do more for diversity/equal pay/etc., but it's out of our hands."
I got rejected because I couldn't reverse a single linked list, which made me disappointed. But I can't complain because Google has a high hiring bar, and I just didn't meet it, sadly.
I was invited for a round of interviews at the Google office in NYC. The recruiter tried to be helpful and gave me the standard resources to prepare for the interview, such as how to code on a whiteboard, algorithms, and data structures—pretty basic
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
I got rejected because I couldn't reverse a single linked list, which made me disappointed. But I can't complain because Google has a high hiring bar, and I just didn't meet it, sadly.
I was invited for a round of interviews at the Google office in NYC. The recruiter tried to be helpful and gave me the standard resources to prepare for the interview, such as how to code on a whiteboard, algorithms, and data structures—pretty basic
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