The company has great perks, including in-office meals and great commute perks. It also offers a friendly and tight-knit community.
Not many cons, really. Work experiences vary across teams/organizations.
I first had a 45-minute phone interview that involved one easy programming question. A few days later, I was contacted about having a longer interview at their office in Seattle. They flew me to Seattle for the interview. The interview was 5 hours
A headhunter reached out to me and asked me a number of questions, including if I was looking for a new position and about my current job responsibilities. They thought I was a good fit and put me in contact with an interviewer at Google. I selected
My friend, who works there, referred me, resulting in two phone interviews. They reviewed my resume and called me soon after. I then had two back-to-back technical phone interviews. I would expect to answer real-world programming questions, not ju
I first had a 45-minute phone interview that involved one easy programming question. A few days later, I was contacted about having a longer interview at their office in Seattle. They flew me to Seattle for the interview. The interview was 5 hours
A headhunter reached out to me and asked me a number of questions, including if I was looking for a new position and about my current job responsibilities. They thought I was a good fit and put me in contact with an interviewer at Google. I selected
My friend, who works there, referred me, resulting in two phone interviews. They reviewed my resume and called me soon after. I then had two back-to-back technical phone interviews. I would expect to answer real-world programming questions, not ju