Authoritarian low-level management. Management in Google is an Asian, Chinese-style. Your leads, not even managers, have complete power over you but no accountability. You are not working with them; you can only obey them.
No respect to engineering work. When I told my new manager that I prefer more engineering-type work, she promptly suggested I should leave the company. They need facilitators.
No diversity. Google is dominated by Chinese now. Our team of 13 hired 5 people, all Chinese. Now we have only 3 non-Chinese members out of 18 people. Probably, issue #1 stems from there.
Do something with culture. If leads have so much power, they must undergo the same review as management.
Do something with diversity. You hire people from the same ethnicity, they bring their culture with them, and manage others accordingly.
It was okay. The interviewer was kind but did not seem interested at all. The questions were not that hard, but the entire interview process was very strung out, and communication amongst the recruiter was not good.
General LeetCode questions, but with different scenarios more aligned with a production environment. These questions are not difficult, falling into the easy to medium range. The overall process is fast and friendly, and the interviewers are also f
I had two coding rounds, followed by a virtual onsite day of four interviews. The first two coding rounds went fairly well. The first one was a bit of a fluke, as I provided a correct solution which the interviewer failed to question me on correctly
It was okay. The interviewer was kind but did not seem interested at all. The questions were not that hard, but the entire interview process was very strung out, and communication amongst the recruiter was not good.
General LeetCode questions, but with different scenarios more aligned with a production environment. These questions are not difficult, falling into the easy to medium range. The overall process is fast and friendly, and the interviewers are also f
I had two coding rounds, followed by a virtual onsite day of four interviews. The first two coding rounds went fairly well. The first one was a bit of a fluke, as I provided a correct solution which the interviewer failed to question me on correctly