It's a great place to start. You learn a lot. People are friendly. There are lots of bonuses and advantages you can take.
It's hard to get a promotion. It's a big company. If you want to be seen, you should try really hard.
I made it as far as the phone interview. The interviewer asked generic questions and didn't seem incredibly knowledgeable about the position. However, they were nice and made me feel comfortable throughout the process. They did have answers regarding
Technical phone screen was conducted by only one software engineer. There was no reason or explanation provided for the result, such as not being suggested to move on. This result eventually blocks the candidate, perhaps permanently. Can one person,
I had an interview for a software engineer position at Google. The process was quite difficult but very exciting. I had applied online and got an email for an interview after about two weeks. The first round was a coding challenge that was done on G
I made it as far as the phone interview. The interviewer asked generic questions and didn't seem incredibly knowledgeable about the position. However, they were nice and made me feel comfortable throughout the process. They did have answers regarding
Technical phone screen was conducted by only one software engineer. There was no reason or explanation provided for the result, such as not being suggested to move on. This result eventually blocks the candidate, perhaps permanently. Can one person,
I had an interview for a software engineer position at Google. The process was quite difficult but very exciting. I had applied online and got an email for an interview after about two weeks. The first round was a coding challenge that was done on G