Good pay and stock.
Get to feel important because the products are so big.
Many amenities aren't as great as they seem; onsite gyms and cafes are often crowded.
Expectations: If you're not progressing toward promotion, you're basically in trouble.
Retaliation: Organizing co-workers for a march or protest, or whatever, brings hostility from management.
Pay attention to what.
First, a brief phone call with an HR representative at Google. General questions about the person, career path, and hard and soft skills. After several weeks, another phone call was organized via email. Approximately one-hour conversation with a D
Recruiter outreach on LinkedIn. Recruiter call. Phone screen & onsite. Just technical questions. A couple of behavioral questions and background questions on my resume. Focused on past projects and technical leadership.
The interview process began with a technical phone screen, followed by an onsite interview in Mountain View. Most of the people I met were quite pleasant. I interviewed with five engineers during the onsite. The last one, however, seemed less impre
First, a brief phone call with an HR representative at Google. General questions about the person, career path, and hard and soft skills. After several weeks, another phone call was organized via email. Approximately one-hour conversation with a D
Recruiter outreach on LinkedIn. Recruiter call. Phone screen & onsite. Just technical questions. A couple of behavioral questions and background questions on my resume. Focused on past projects and technical leadership.
The interview process began with a technical phone screen, followed by an onsite interview in Mountain View. Most of the people I met were quite pleasant. I interviewed with five engineers during the onsite. The last one, however, seemed less impre