Great infrastructure, which makes it easy to deal with, probably at scale.
It's a large company, so sometimes hard to make an impact.
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
A week after applying online, I received a call from a recruiter to understand the process, receive tips, and set up a technical interview. Another day, I talked with an engineer at Google. The questions were not too difficult, but I did take a whil
Applied online. They skipped the phone interview. The interview on campus was moderately difficult and focused on system design problems. Received an offer in a week. They beat a competing offer from another popular large company.
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
A week after applying online, I received a call from a recruiter to understand the process, receive tips, and set up a technical interview. Another day, I talked with an engineer at Google. The questions were not too difficult, but I did take a whil
Applied online. They skipped the phone interview. The interview on campus was moderately difficult and focused on system design problems. Received an offer in a week. They beat a competing offer from another popular large company.