Great Place To Work
Great Place To Work
Google has been a great place to work. They have great employee benefits, the environment is relaxed and flexible, and the people I work with are all very competent and helpful. I've also found managers to be very sympathetic and helpful.
Work can move more slowly than at a small company. There are a lot more processes that need to be followed for privacy reasons and for engineering standards. No major complaints.
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The interview process was about 2 months long and included a telephone interview followed by two onsite interviews. The telephone interviewer asked basic questions and assessed personality. The onsite interviews were more technical and involved mor
Software Engineer
One in-person interviewer openly told me that he hates his job and that he would not recommend anyone work at Google. This was said as he first walked into the room. He didn't even say hello; it was just the first thing he said. Overall, after speaki
Software Engineer
Exactly as others have said. It's very technical, but it gets easier if you prepare. The staff I've interacted with on-site were all very friendly. They even assign a person to have a short lunch with you to answer any burning questions.
Software Engineer
New York, New York, United StatesSeptember 17, 2015The interview process was about 2 months long and included a telephone interview followed by two onsite interviews. The telephone interviewer asked basic questions and assessed personality. The onsite interviews were more technical and involved mor
Software Engineer
New York, New York, United StatesApril 1, 2014One in-person interviewer openly told me that he hates his job and that he would not recommend anyone work at Google. This was said as he first walked into the room. He didn't even say hello; it was just the first thing he said. Overall, after speaki
Software Engineer
New York, New York, United StatesNovember 1, 2020Exactly as others have said. It's very technical, but it gets easier if you prepare. The staff I've interacted with on-site were all very friendly. They even assign a person to have a short lunch with you to answer any burning questions.
