Google has the best benefits in the industry. They have micro-kitchens on every floor, nap rooms, a free gym, free cafes, and free meals, etc. Amazing benefits.
Google's teams tend to be large, which can make it hard to distinguish yourself on big projects. Google has a reputation for being a cushy place to work. There are many people who have been here for many years. I wouldn't advise people to work here if they want fast career growth.
I was referred by a friend at Google, and a week later, a recruiter contacted me and scheduled an interview. I had the phone interview with an engineer from Google. He asked me two coding problems.
I applied online during the first week of June and received a call a week later. I had two phone interviews, both conducted via Google Docs. The first interview consisted of two questions. I managed to answer both, but felt I was slow. The HR repre
Very nice interviewing process. The process was smooth and fast. Some questions were a bit difficult, though. Maybe they should focus less on trivia/memory questions. Better than Amazon or Meta, at least.
I was referred by a friend at Google, and a week later, a recruiter contacted me and scheduled an interview. I had the phone interview with an engineer from Google. He asked me two coding problems.
I applied online during the first week of June and received a call a week later. I had two phone interviews, both conducted via Google Docs. The first interview consisted of two questions. I managed to answer both, but felt I was slow. The HR repre
Very nice interviewing process. The process was smooth and fast. Some questions were a bit difficult, though. Maybe they should focus less on trivia/memory questions. Better than Amazon or Meta, at least.