Great Culture, Room For Improvement
Great Culture, Room For Improvement
Google is one of the very few, or possibly the only, company of its size to have succeeded in establishing a great culture. It is also great at adapting to changes in technological trends.
Not all the teams at Google are productive. There is a lot of fat accumulated that can be removed for the company to move faster and become healthier.
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One technical interview via phone, during which I programmed a solution to a problem while speaking with a software engineer. Upon passing this interview, I was flown on-site where I was interviewed four more times in a similar fashion. Each interv
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The recruiter was very helpful. We arranged my phone interview, allowing me as much time as possible to study. I am a machine learning engineer, not a software engineer per se, and I had to relearn many things I was once good at. The telephone inter
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I had a phone interview that was a very strange experience. The interviewer didn't say much, totaling only five sentences for the entire interview, and didn't even tell me their name. They asked me the difference between an ArrayList and a LinkedList
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Seattle, Washington, United StatesAugust 1, 2016One technical interview via phone, during which I programmed a solution to a problem while speaking with a software engineer. Upon passing this interview, I was flown on-site where I was interviewed four more times in a similar fashion. Each interv
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Seattle, Washington, United StatesOctober 1, 2023The recruiter was very helpful. We arranged my phone interview, allowing me as much time as possible to study. I am a machine learning engineer, not a software engineer per se, and I had to relearn many things I was once good at. The telephone inter
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Seattle, Washington, United StatesMay 1, 2015I had a phone interview that was a very strange experience. The interviewer didn't say much, totaling only five sentences for the entire interview, and didn't even tell me their name. They asked me the difference between an ArrayList and a LinkedList
