A lot of work and support from colleagues.
Projects that'll keep you learning.
Commute is amazing from where I live!
It can be very draining at times, depending on the load of work given.
First, I was contacted by a recruiter. They tried to set up a time to have my technical interviews. This took a while, and I was scheduled for a month after I began talking to the recruiter. My interviews were 45 minutes long, and I had three of th
The technical interview's coding portion featured a very tedious question. Unfortunately, it took up all of my allotted time. The interviewer didn't comment on it much, even when it was fairly obvious that I had the gist of the problem.
Google reached out to me and was quick about scheduling an interview. The initial phone screen consisted of a brief phone call with a current software engineer. They asked some general (why you want to work for Google, HR-like) questions, followed b
First, I was contacted by a recruiter. They tried to set up a time to have my technical interviews. This took a while, and I was scheduled for a month after I began talking to the recruiter. My interviews were 45 minutes long, and I had three of th
The technical interview's coding portion featured a very tedious question. Unfortunately, it took up all of my allotted time. The interviewer didn't comment on it much, even when it was fairly obvious that I had the gist of the problem.
Google reached out to me and was quick about scheduling an interview. The initial phone screen consisted of a brief phone call with a current software engineer. They asked some general (why you want to work for Google, HR-like) questions, followed b