Working for Google is really great.
There is no pressure, you have a certain liberty while you have to maintain a certain level of performance. The atmosphere is stressless.
You never want to leave this place; it's so great it's almost better than being at home! But I don't see really more cons. Google rocks!
Well, I don't know, really, what to say. Keep it good!
Phone screen and 5 interviews on site. It was a very long day. Overall, it was hard but not impossible. They ranged from extremely technical to vague history of projects.
I had sent in my resume and then talked with a recruiter who set up a technical phone interview for me. The technical interview began with an algorithm question. Then, we moved on to discuss an architectural problem. A few days later, the recruiter c
I had initial contact from a recruiter via email. We had a short 20-minute phone conversation where the recruiter asked about my professional background and requested I rate myself in a few technical areas. They also asked some trivia questions. We
Phone screen and 5 interviews on site. It was a very long day. Overall, it was hard but not impossible. They ranged from extremely technical to vague history of projects.
I had sent in my resume and then talked with a recruiter who set up a technical phone interview for me. The technical interview began with an algorithm question. Then, we moved on to discuss an architectural problem. A few days later, the recruiter c
I had initial contact from a recruiter via email. We had a short 20-minute phone conversation where the recruiter asked about my professional background and requested I rate myself in a few technical areas. They also asked some trivia questions. We