Definitely made you feel like you were part of the team. Really amazing culture, where you had freedom over different projects to work on.
Work hours and commute can be very long if you work out of Mountain View.
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My recruiter was very friendly. She was a little slow to respond to emails, but it wasn't too bad. The technical interviews were fairly easy. After the technical interview, there were project interviews. These were just to determine whether or not
I was referred by a current employee. I had an initial phone interview with two current engineers. They asked two somewhat difficult questions as soon as the interview started, without any introductions. I found one of the employees very difficult
Applied by emailing an HR person who is responsible for my school. Luckily, I got an on-campus interview (which replaced two phone interviews). From there, I was put into a pool of intern candidates. At this stage, it's a stable matching between hos
My recruiter was very friendly. She was a little slow to respond to emails, but it wasn't too bad. The technical interviews were fairly easy. After the technical interview, there were project interviews. These were just to determine whether or not
I was referred by a current employee. I had an initial phone interview with two current engineers. They asked two somewhat difficult questions as soon as the interview started, without any introductions. I found one of the employees very difficult
Applied by emailing an HR person who is responsible for my school. Luckily, I got an on-campus interview (which replaced two phone interviews). From there, I was put into a pool of intern candidates. At this stage, it's a stable matching between hos