Professionally, Google lets you navigate your own career and takes your wishes seriously when assigning projects to you. In terms of perks, Google is awesome. It has paternity leave, great food, events, pleasant offices, and whatnot.
TBH, I don't have any.
The interviews were two 1.5-hour sessions. Mostly technical questions on simple algorithms (sorting, search, etc.) were asked. I was asked to write code. My previous experiences were not discussed at all. All in all, it felt more like a school ex
During the recruitment of a new professional, you may need to go through many interviews. Your interview process may vary in length, with multiple stages, panels, telephone or video-based meetings.
I applied online. The process took 2 months. Overall was neutral. * OA * 2 calls online, one behavioral and one technical solving a question * On site two technical * Team Matching that does not guarantee a job The technical questions were all aro
The interviews were two 1.5-hour sessions. Mostly technical questions on simple algorithms (sorting, search, etc.) were asked. I was asked to write code. My previous experiences were not discussed at all. All in all, it felt more like a school ex
During the recruitment of a new professional, you may need to go through many interviews. Your interview process may vary in length, with multiple stages, panels, telephone or video-based meetings.
I applied online. The process took 2 months. Overall was neutral. * OA * 2 calls online, one behavioral and one technical solving a question * On site two technical * Team Matching that does not guarantee a job The technical questions were all aro