Good work-life balance, nice benefits. Lots of learning opportunities.
Slow promotion, lowball package.
The interview process at Google for me consisted of a technical phone interview. It was a pair programming interview where we shared a Google Doc and worked through various programming questions.
I greatly anticipated this interview. Many engineers, including me, want an opportunity to work with the best and the brightest. But the interview went wrong in many ways, and it changed my mind about wanting to work at Google. The on-site interview
No background questions, only the code questions. The first one was a run-length decoder. I had to call a function named `iterate` and write this function. The interviewer was not as patient as I thought. The second question was a binary search, wh
The interview process at Google for me consisted of a technical phone interview. It was a pair programming interview where we shared a Google Doc and worked through various programming questions.
I greatly anticipated this interview. Many engineers, including me, want an opportunity to work with the best and the brightest. But the interview went wrong in many ways, and it changed my mind about wanting to work at Google. The on-site interview
No background questions, only the code questions. The first one was a run-length decoder. I had to call a function named `iterate` and write this function. The interviewer was not as patient as I thought. The second question was a binary search, wh