Work-life balance, friendly, diversity.
bureaucratic complexity, communication, clarity, remote
There was a bit of back-and-forth in finding an appropriate time to interview, despite my being flexible. Once at Google, which I knew fairly well from having multiple friends working there, the process was straightforward: sitting in a conference r
There were five interviews, with lunch scheduled between the third and fourth interviews. I had one interviewer who was harder to interact with. Other than that, some of the problems were very hard, but I had a great time.
Applied through college recruiting, after a few weeks I had a phone screen. I then moved on to a "hangout" coding session on Google Docs. Later, I was brought to Google for an onsite interview with four developers and had lunch with one employee.
There was a bit of back-and-forth in finding an appropriate time to interview, despite my being flexible. Once at Google, which I knew fairly well from having multiple friends working there, the process was straightforward: sitting in a conference r
There were five interviews, with lunch scheduled between the third and fourth interviews. I had one interviewer who was harder to interact with. Other than that, some of the problems were very hard, but I had a great time.
Applied through college recruiting, after a few weeks I had a phone screen. I then moved on to a "hangout" coding session on Google Docs. Later, I was brought to Google for an onsite interview with four developers and had lunch with one employee.