Good work-life balance, decent pay, easy to switch teams after a year or so, smart co-workers, and a 'do no evil' culture still present due to longer-term employees.
Getting more corporate and harder to see impact. Pay not as high as some other top-tier companies.
I had an on-site interview at Google. There were four rounds, excluding a casual lunch interview that was not scored. Each round consisted of 45 minutes of coding and 5 minutes of Q&A.
A recruiter called me and set me up for a phone interview. The phone interview consisted of a simple coding question about an array of structs in C, along with some questions about my thesis.
I was not able to work through one of the Leetcode Hard questions. The interview was very awkward with the hiring manager. Would not recommend this interview process.
I had an on-site interview at Google. There were four rounds, excluding a casual lunch interview that was not scored. Each round consisted of 45 minutes of coding and 5 minutes of Q&A.
A recruiter called me and set me up for a phone interview. The phone interview consisted of a simple coding question about an array of structs in C, along with some questions about my thesis.
I was not able to work through one of the Leetcode Hard questions. The interview was very awkward with the hiring manager. Would not recommend this interview process.