Nice people, nice perks, nice location.
Promotion is slow, unclear career path.
The interview consisted of four rounds: three coding and one behavioral/general knowledge (BQ). Overall, it was a very good experience. Every Googler I met was very friendly and smart. They also enjoyed chatting about their interests and loved to s
A few years ago, a recruiter reached out to me in college. Over the years, I've applied a few times and been told no. This time around, I studied algorithms and data structures for two months before even contacting a recruiter. Once I contacted her,
I received an email for two phone interviews. They were back-to-back, making it feel like one long phone interview. I did okay in the first one but did not do well in the second and was rejected.
The interview consisted of four rounds: three coding and one behavioral/general knowledge (BQ). Overall, it was a very good experience. Every Googler I met was very friendly and smart. They also enjoyed chatting about their interests and loved to s
A few years ago, a recruiter reached out to me in college. Over the years, I've applied a few times and been told no. This time around, I studied algorithms and data structures for two months before even contacting a recruiter. Once I contacted her,
I received an email for two phone interviews. They were back-to-back, making it feel like one long phone interview. I did okay in the first one but did not do well in the second and was rejected.