A good place to grow as an engineer.
Kinda boring after a while.
A recruiter contacted me, mentioning he was following up with past CodeJam participants. While I wasn't intending to change jobs at that point, I decided to accept an interview. I spoke with him on the phone, and he asked simple questions (e.g., exp
I received an interview request from an internal referral. The process was clear initially; the recruiter explained how the recruiting process would go. After we began the process, there were a few hiccups in the communication between the recruiter
I just got through the technical phone screening. I applied via campus recruiting. The recruiter requested that I fill out some information and assigned a time slot. The Google engineer called me. He had a unique accent and asked some brief questio
A recruiter contacted me, mentioning he was following up with past CodeJam participants. While I wasn't intending to change jobs at that point, I decided to accept an interview. I spoke with him on the phone, and he asked simple questions (e.g., exp
I received an interview request from an internal referral. The process was clear initially; the recruiter explained how the recruiting process would go. After we began the process, there were a few hiccups in the communication between the recruiter
I just got through the technical phone screening. I applied via campus recruiting. The recruiter requested that I fill out some information and assigned a time slot. The Google engineer called me. He had a unique accent and asked some brief questio