Great people who are role models. You'll find positive drivers to get the work done.
Perks are useful. I have less worry about my life since I can mostly find help from Google perks (such as legal, medical, and child care).
It's not sure if that's a con, since people are using their time so efficiently and are unwilling to waste other's or their own time. It's harder to build relationships with others.
Five back-to-back interviews. One was for BQ, and the remaining four were for the coding portion. The coding part was quite tricky; two of the interviews involved object-oriented design. The whole interview process was quite nice, and the BQ round ma
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
Firstly, it is OA, then the approach to VO. In VO, there are 5 rounds of interviews. The first 4 are technical questions, and the last one is a behavioral question (BQ) style interview.
Five back-to-back interviews. One was for BQ, and the remaining four were for the coding portion. The coding part was quite tricky; two of the interviews involved object-oriented design. The whole interview process was quite nice, and the BQ round ma
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
Firstly, it is OA, then the approach to VO. In VO, there are 5 rounds of interviews. The first 4 are technical questions, and the last one is a behavioral question (BQ) style interview.