Lots of learning. Lots of benefits.
Cannot think of any :)
My first round of interviews consisted of two back-to-back phone interviews, both lasting 45 minutes each. You essentially type code in a Google Doc shared with the interviewer. Both interviews went straight into technical questions from the start.
I applied online and completed a two-hour phone interview. The interview involved providing solutions for simplified, real-world problems. I feel I could have performed better and was subsequently rejected.
I had the worst interview process with Google, but it wasn't because of the interviews themselves. I started off with a really great, responsive recruiter who scheduled two technical phone screens about a week and a half out. The phone screens happen
My first round of interviews consisted of two back-to-back phone interviews, both lasting 45 minutes each. You essentially type code in a Google Doc shared with the interviewer. Both interviews went straight into technical questions from the start.
I applied online and completed a two-hour phone interview. The interview involved providing solutions for simplified, real-world problems. I feel I could have performed better and was subsequently rejected.
I had the worst interview process with Google, but it wasn't because of the interviews themselves. I started off with a really great, responsive recruiter who scheduled two technical phone screens about a week and a half out. The phone screens happen