Work-life balance. HR is awesome.
It's too hard to crack Google.
Well, everything is fine.
Applied after college. Typical phone screen and then 5 onsite interviews. At the end, they offered some kind of academy that seemed like an internship that could lead to full-time. Not sure why anyone would accept that if they already have a job o
I applied online with the referral. After an online assessment and a quick phone screening with another interviewer, there were four separate interviews that followed over three weeks. Then I was asked to submit my transcript. The company took anot
Most of the review process was smooth. However, one engineer who interviewed me on-site showed apparent dislike for my research. The HR department was not very helpful in clarifying the difference between different types of positions, such as softwa
Applied after college. Typical phone screen and then 5 onsite interviews. At the end, they offered some kind of academy that seemed like an internship that could lead to full-time. Not sure why anyone would accept that if they already have a job o
I applied online with the referral. After an online assessment and a quick phone screening with another interviewer, there were four separate interviews that followed over three weeks. Then I was asked to submit my transcript. The company took anot
Most of the review process was smooth. However, one engineer who interviewed me on-site showed apparent dislike for my research. The HR department was not very helpful in clarifying the difference between different types of positions, such as softwa