Challenging Work, Blurred Lines
Challenging Work, Blurred Lines
You work with the smartest engineers in the world. You solve very difficult problems. You eat delicious food.
You eat too much delicious food.
On a more serious note, it may be a bit difficult to separate work from life because of how closely Google seems to integrate its people. You'll have to work very hard to have a life outside of your code.
The recruitment process sometimes seems a little messy.
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