Good place to work - google.com
Didn't find any cons on Google.
Terrible company. Google’s interview process is long and arduous, seeming like a black box to many candidates. Not knowing what’s ahead makes it even harder to prepare. After your resume has been approved, a recruiter will contact you to schedule a
First off, you must know that the recruitment organization at Google is run by complete and utter morons. Recruiters get hired and fired all the time, and almost all of them are completely useless. Trust me, I have interacted with a great many of the
HR phone screen, Tech screen, Onsite in Mountain View. Fairly standard. Study data structures well. Be able to answer general database/web related questions. Each of the interviewers was pleasant, except for the hiring manager. I got the feeling I
Terrible company. Google’s interview process is long and arduous, seeming like a black box to many candidates. Not knowing what’s ahead makes it even harder to prepare. After your resume has been approved, a recruiter will contact you to schedule a
First off, you must know that the recruitment organization at Google is run by complete and utter morons. Recruiters get hired and fired all the time, and almost all of them are completely useless. Trust me, I have interacted with a great many of the
HR phone screen, Tech screen, Onsite in Mountain View. Fairly standard. Study data structures well. Be able to answer general database/web related questions. Each of the interviewers was pleasant, except for the hiring manager. I got the feeling I