I loved my 5 years at Google. Overall, an excellent workplace. Top-of-the-line benefits, great flexibility, and great managers.
Many levels to management. Decisions are often made 3+ levels up from where most engineers sit. This can cause some disconnects.
I applied online, had a phone interview, and an on-site interview. It took one month to finish the entire process, and some days to get feedback. This varies from person to person.
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?"
Total of 4 rounds: * 3 Technical rounds * 1 Googlyness (behavioral) round There was no System Design round as it was an early careers role. Mostly, the questions revolved around graphs. The Googlyness round is very basic and normal. Just searc
I applied online, had a phone interview, and an on-site interview. It took one month to finish the entire process, and some days to get feedback. This varies from person to person.
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?"
Total of 4 rounds: * 3 Technical rounds * 1 Googlyness (behavioral) round There was no System Design round as it was an early careers role. Mostly, the questions revolved around graphs. The Googlyness round is very basic and normal. Just searc