Perks/amenities, WLB, get matched to a team.
Big corp is not for everyone.
I was contacted by a recruiter from Google over a year ago when I wasn't in the job market. This year, when I entered the job market, I got back in touch with him, and he set things up for me. Since I work right next to the Google office in Cambridg
The process was straightforward. A recruiter contacted me and scheduled an HR round, which was followed by a technical phone screen. I was then invited on-site (Cambridge, MA) for a full day of interviews. The entire process took a little over 10 wee
After a long, drawn-out process, I was given a verbal offer that included the compensation plan, the team and manager I would report to, and the project I would work on. Then, I was told that the office I applied for did not get a headcount approved
I was contacted by a recruiter from Google over a year ago when I wasn't in the job market. This year, when I entered the job market, I got back in touch with him, and he set things up for me. Since I work right next to the Google office in Cambridg
The process was straightforward. A recruiter contacted me and scheduled an HR round, which was followed by a technical phone screen. I was then invited on-site (Cambridge, MA) for a full day of interviews. The entire process took a little over 10 wee
After a long, drawn-out process, I was given a verbal offer that included the compensation plan, the team and manager I would report to, and the project I would work on. Then, I was told that the office I applied for did not get a headcount approved