Nice place to work, nice.
Stress, bad team. That's all.
I was contacted by a Google recruiter in September about a new grad Software Engineering position in Mountain View. Following an initial phone call that briefly reviewed my resume and discussed my interest in Google, the recruiter scheduled a 45-minu
I submitted my CV online and was contacted by a recruiter. After communicating with the recruiter, a technical phone interview was scheduled with a coding session via a shared Google Doc. Following the phone interview, a second technical phone interv
I had 5 rounds of interviews, each 45 minutes long. The first interviewer was about 10 minutes late, which shortened the first interview to 35 minutes. Fortunately, I finished the coding. The second interview involved a dynamic programming problem to
I was contacted by a Google recruiter in September about a new grad Software Engineering position in Mountain View. Following an initial phone call that briefly reviewed my resume and discussed my interest in Google, the recruiter scheduled a 45-minu
I submitted my CV online and was contacted by a recruiter. After communicating with the recruiter, a technical phone interview was scheduled with a coding session via a shared Google Doc. Following the phone interview, a second technical phone interv
I had 5 rounds of interviews, each 45 minutes long. The first interviewer was about 10 minutes late, which shortened the first interview to 35 minutes. Fortunately, I finished the coding. The second interview involved a dynamic programming problem to