Love Tech, Feels Like Dorms
Love Tech, Feels Like Dorms
Great benefits and a great salary.
Both my team and my superiors were a pleasure to work with.
Google is really leading with new technologies, which makes the job incredibly enjoyable.
Sometimes I felt like the entire campus was geared towards college students. The bright colors, the "dorm"-like designs. The age of employees tended to skew younger.
Keep doing what you're doing. The lack of too much middle management made working here a fantastic experience.
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This was the phone interview. The interviewer was very friendly and helpful. They gave me hints when I was a little stuck on some edge cases. I wasn’t able to solve it because I didn’t prepare. I focused so much on LeetCode Hard that my brain was f
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A recruiter contacted me, so I applied directly. The entire interview process took about two months and involved one phone interview followed by an on-site interview, which went pretty well. They asked some basic questions but also posed a challeng
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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
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New York, New York, United StatesOctober 1, 2024This was the phone interview. The interviewer was very friendly and helpful. They gave me hints when I was a little stuck on some edge cases. I wasn’t able to solve it because I didn’t prepare. I focused so much on LeetCode Hard that my brain was f
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New York, New York, United StatesApril 1, 2015A recruiter contacted me, so I applied directly. The entire interview process took about two months and involved one phone interview followed by an on-site interview, which went pretty well. They asked some basic questions but also posed a challeng
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New York, New York, United StatesJanuary 12, 2015I 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
