Google focuses the most on learning and making the best kind of engineering products. This gives engineers a lot of room to research and implement things with excellent engineering capabilities.
For me, I have not yet seen or experienced any downside of working at Google.
The first step is the Google Hiring Assessment, a Behavioral Hiring Assessment that evaluates work style and mindset through multiple-choice questions with the following options: * Strongly Disagree * Disagree * Agree * Strongly Agree
LeetCode questions. Super nice people. Quick progress updates. The interviewers were nice and asked a couple of LeetCode-style questions with medium to hard difficulty. The recruiter was also prompt in giving me updates. I could not make it past t
Coding assessment, then a four-round onsite. After passing the onsite, I moved to the team matching process. I matched with the second team I spoke with after a few days, having been rejected from the first team. All the engineers and managers I spok
The first step is the Google Hiring Assessment, a Behavioral Hiring Assessment that evaluates work style and mindset through multiple-choice questions with the following options: * Strongly Disagree * Disagree * Agree * Strongly Agree
LeetCode questions. Super nice people. Quick progress updates. The interviewers were nice and asked a couple of LeetCode-style questions with medium to hard difficulty. The recruiter was also prompt in giving me updates. I could not make it past t
Coding assessment, then a four-round onsite. After passing the onsite, I moved to the team matching process. I matched with the second team I spoke with after a few days, having been rejected from the first team. All the engineers and managers I spok