Good pay and benefits. Working with smart people. Interesting problems to solve. Lots of autonomy.
Much uncertainty about coming redundancies. The leadership behaves erratically; it likes to pretend that Google is somehow special, but in fact it’s now just a corporate giant like all the others.
I only made it to the first interview because it wasn't clear that the role was not remote. I was interviewed by a technical person, who seemed to be the project leader. They explained in detail what they were working on and what they expected from
I applied online, and a recruiter reached out to me a couple of weeks later via email to schedule an interview. They had me fill out a form with basic questions about my date and coding language preferences for the interview. I received a bunch of in
It was the on-campus placement interview at IIT Bombay. The interview had four rounds, each with coding-related problems. The interviewers were nice and friendly. They acknowledged the fact of remote interviews and their inherent hassles, and acted a
I only made it to the first interview because it wasn't clear that the role was not remote. I was interviewed by a technical person, who seemed to be the project leader. They explained in detail what they were working on and what they expected from
I applied online, and a recruiter reached out to me a couple of weeks later via email to schedule an interview. They had me fill out a form with basic questions about my date and coding language preferences for the interview. I received a bunch of in
It was the on-campus placement interview at IIT Bombay. The interview had four rounds, each with coding-related problems. The interviewers were nice and friendly. They acknowledged the fact of remote interviews and their inherent hassles, and acted a