The work and the coworkers are amazing. Fun and brilliant people to work with.
The layoffs led to the company losing excellent people for no good reason. The culture is in danger from bad leadership. Innovation is stunted because of layoffs to high-risk projects. The product strategy is notoriously bad, with confusing product naming and duplication.
Stop indiscriminately laying people off.
Put more care into product naming, branding, launches, and support.
Reward innovation instead of punishing it with layoffs.
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The standard Google interview process, which started with a recruiter reaching out on LinkedIn, followed by: * Data Structures and Algorithms round * System Design round * Hiring Manager round * Culture Fitment round * Bar Raiser round
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I sent my resume to a few Google employees and heard back from the recruiter the next day. The phone screen was very straightforward, covering basics in computer security, some programming, etc. I then had a day-long interview in Kirkland, consisting
The standard Google interview process, which started with a recruiter reaching out on LinkedIn, followed by: * Data Structures and Algorithms round * System Design round * Hiring Manager round * Culture Fitment round * Bar Raiser round
I was contacted through LinkedIn by a Google recruiter for their Glasses Team in Google X. I signed an NDA. I had a short, 30-minute phone screen with an engineer. It was pretty generic, with a few basic questions on RF. Unfortunately, he couldn't a