Good quality environment, good vibe.
Stressful sometimes, overwhelming sometimes, but okay.
Take mentorship programs; be proactive.
I got a phone interview for a new grad position at Google. The recruiter emailed me to set up an interview. She asked me to choose a week and provide the best time for her to call during that week. The interviewer was from Google, NY. He called on t
I had two interviews. First, an initial phone screening by a recruiter (which took about an hour). Second, a phone interview with a team member. This interview covered details about Unix/Linux and network programming, including: * The filesystem p
I had two back-to-back interviews at one of Google's offices. The first interviewer was awesome, but the second was very reluctant in answering questions I had about the parameters of the questions.
I got a phone interview for a new grad position at Google. The recruiter emailed me to set up an interview. She asked me to choose a week and provide the best time for her to call during that week. The interviewer was from Google, NY. He called on t
I had two interviews. First, an initial phone screening by a recruiter (which took about an hour). Second, a phone interview with a team member. This interview covered details about Unix/Linux and network programming, including: * The filesystem p
I had two back-to-back interviews at one of Google's offices. The first interviewer was awesome, but the second was very reluctant in answering questions I had about the parameters of the questions.