Great teamwork and total compensation.
There are no cons at all.
3 tech + 1 googlieness. Mostly friendly interviewers, but most of them seem very uninterested in what you do or say during those interviews. Overall, it was a meh experience. Google is Google, so if you get an interview with them, put in a lot of e
More or less what I'd expect from a typical tech interview. As with most interviews nowadays, it involves way too much hassle, where most things have little to do with day-to-day job reality. But games are games.
The software engineer interview in San Francisco started with a recruiter phone screen, which assessed my background. Next, a technical phone interview tested coding skills with algorithmic problems. The onsite round included five interviews: *
3 tech + 1 googlieness. Mostly friendly interviewers, but most of them seem very uninterested in what you do or say during those interviews. Overall, it was a meh experience. Google is Google, so if you get an interview with them, put in a lot of e
More or less what I'd expect from a typical tech interview. As with most interviews nowadays, it involves way too much hassle, where most things have little to do with day-to-day job reality. But games are games.
The software engineer interview in San Francisco started with a recruiter phone screen, which assessed my background. Next, a technical phone interview tested coding skills with algorithmic problems. The onsite round included five interviews: *