Great work-life balance and amazing team.
It's hard to get promoted. There's lots of competition.
The first interviewer never showed up. The subsequent interviewers all seemed tired and uninterested, with some even becoming verbally upset for seemingly no reason. Overall, a very poor experience. The questions themselves were not too difficult;
The general Google interview process has five to six phases: * Recruiter phone interview * Technical phone interview / coding challenge * Coding project* * On-site interview * Team matching phase * Hiring committee *This step was only n
First, you need to introduce yourself and explain the project on your resume, and answer some behavioral questions from the recruiter. What I was asked was: "What is the most proud project you have ever done on campus?"
The first interviewer never showed up. The subsequent interviewers all seemed tired and uninterested, with some even becoming verbally upset for seemingly no reason. Overall, a very poor experience. The questions themselves were not too difficult;
The general Google interview process has five to six phases: * Recruiter phone interview * Technical phone interview / coding challenge * Coding project* * On-site interview * Team matching phase * Hiring committee *This step was only n
First, you need to introduce yourself and explain the project on your resume, and answer some behavioral questions from the recruiter. What I was asked was: "What is the most proud project you have ever done on campus?"