Everyone is on their own (no teamwork), and your teammates really don't care about you (although they try hard to look like they do, which is "extremely" bad).
Google becomes the only thing in your life after some time; they try to make you live on campus by strategically providing everything you need, resulting in a bad work/life balance.
People are not passionate about what they do; most of them are actually bored, which affects you as well after some time.
Most projects have little impact or provide little real-life value.
All in all, it's definitely not a place for people with an entrepreneurial mindset.
There were two back-to-back technical phone interviews. Each interview lasted about one hour. The questions were not very difficult, but I did not answer well and I failed to solve some follow-up questions. I should have done better.
I was sent a link to an online coding test, after which I was contacted about a phone interview. I ended up doing two rounds of phone coding interviews before being declined.
I submitted my application online and was contacted by a recruiter a couple of days later to arrange two online technical interviews, each 45 minutes long, back to back. I was nervous for the first one but got comfortable with the second one. I passe
There were two back-to-back technical phone interviews. Each interview lasted about one hour. The questions were not very difficult, but I did not answer well and I failed to solve some follow-up questions. I should have done better.
I was sent a link to an online coding test, after which I was contacted about a phone interview. I ended up doing two rounds of phone coding interviews before being declined.
I submitted my application online and was contacted by a recruiter a couple of days later to arrange two online technical interviews, each 45 minutes long, back to back. I was nervous for the first one but got comfortable with the second one. I passe