Great compensation. Nice office. Frequent onsite events.
Politics:
Respect the people who do the actual work. Just because it's Google doesn't mean it's invincible. Stop using so much politics, stop treating engineers like code monkeys, and pay up for real talent!
I was interning with Google at the time I did my interview, so I had an expedited process. Current interns typically must go through two technical interviews when applying for a full-time position. No matter which office you are applying to, you con
I first had one call from the recruiter, who briefly looked through my resume and explained the interview process. A few weeks later, I had the technical interview. Unfortunately, I didn't go through to the next step, but I learned a lot by doing th
I first had two 45-minute 1:1 phone interviews where I was asked to code in Google Docs. Then, I was invited on-site for five 45-minute interviews. The questions weren't too difficult, except for the design question, which I struggled with a lot. Ev
I was interning with Google at the time I did my interview, so I had an expedited process. Current interns typically must go through two technical interviews when applying for a full-time position. No matter which office you are applying to, you con
I first had one call from the recruiter, who briefly looked through my resume and explained the interview process. A few weeks later, I had the technical interview. Unfortunately, I didn't go through to the next step, but I learned a lot by doing th
I first had two 45-minute 1:1 phone interviews where I was asked to code in Google Docs. Then, I was invited on-site for five 45-minute interviews. The questions weren't too difficult, except for the design question, which I struggled with a lot. Ev