Very collaborative. Helpful teammates. Non-toxic environment.
Lots of internal tools that require separate learning, leading to a long ramp-up period.
I had a phone interview first. A guy from the Google Maps team asked me about my background and then posed a computational geometry question about polygons. After I explained the algorithm, he asked me to code it and test my code on a specific examp
The first round is a phone interview where they ask you to solve one or two problems and write the code in the programming language of your choice in Google Docs. In the next round, you are invited for an on-site interview where you will have four r
Apply with your resume. You will then receive a coding sample and several surveys. If selected, you will receive two phone interviews. You will then receive your offer or rejection. In case they like you but you performed poorly on your phone inter
I had a phone interview first. A guy from the Google Maps team asked me about my background and then posed a computational geometry question about polygons. After I explained the algorithm, he asked me to code it and test my code on a specific examp
The first round is a phone interview where they ask you to solve one or two problems and write the code in the programming language of your choice in Google Docs. In the next round, you are invited for an on-site interview where you will have four r
Apply with your resume. You will then receive a coding sample and several surveys. If selected, you will receive two phone interviews. You will then receive your offer or rejection. In case they like you but you performed poorly on your phone inter