Good pay and good co-workers (depending on the team, I guess).
Small cog in a very big machine
After a career fair at my school, I spoke with the Google recruiter. They suggested I apply online within the next few days to be eligible for an on-campus interview in a few weeks. A recruiter contacted me 10 days later for a technical phone screen
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
I recently interviewed at Amazon. The interview had 5 rounds: 4 technical and 1 behavioral round. The technical rounds mainly focused on algorithms and system design. Most of the questions were taken from "CareerCup" and "Jigar's". There was also a l
After a career fair at my school, I spoke with the Google recruiter. They suggested I apply online within the next few days to be eligible for an on-campus interview in a few weeks. A recruiter contacted me 10 days later for a technical phone screen
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
I recently interviewed at Amazon. The interview had 5 rounds: 4 technical and 1 behavioral round. The technical rounds mainly focused on algorithms and system design. Most of the questions were taken from "CareerCup" and "Jigar's". There was also a l