Good work-life balance, nice perks.
Politics could get in the way.
There are not a lot of exciting projects if not in Ads or Maps.
Two phone screen interviews. Focused on popular computer science and programming questions (e.g., find median of a rotated sorted array).
I am close friends with current employees at Google, and I personally know the CEO. I figured with that, I could get a job. I was given an interview, but once they discovered I didn't have a college degree from Yale, Harvard, MIT, etc., I was canned
The Google SWE interview process typically starts with a resume review, followed by a recruiter screen to discuss your background and role fit. Next come 1–2 technical phone/Google Meet interviews focused on coding, algorithms, and data structures.
Two phone screen interviews. Focused on popular computer science and programming questions (e.g., find median of a rotated sorted array).
I am close friends with current employees at Google, and I personally know the CEO. I figured with that, I could get a job. I was given an interview, but once they discovered I didn't have a college degree from Yale, Harvard, MIT, etc., I was canned
The Google SWE interview process typically starts with a resume review, followed by a recruiter screen to discuss your background and role fit. Next come 1–2 technical phone/Google Meet interviews focused on coding, algorithms, and data structures.