Great work-life balance, pretty good compensation.
Most engineers aren't doing earth-shattering things day-to-day. The sum of everyone's work is large and impactful, but for many engineers, the work can be "blah."
I went through 5 rounds of on-site interviews. The first 3 rounds went well, but the 4th round, a coding challenge regarding BST, was difficult. I implemented my initial solution and then wanted to tweak it to add another logic that was requested ori
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
Lengthy process, but the recruiter was helpful. Generally good interviewers. Some were not well prepared. There were kind of unexpected behavioral questions. The interview process consists of: * Two coding interviews * Two system design interviews
I went through 5 rounds of on-site interviews. The first 3 rounds went well, but the 4th round, a coding challenge regarding BST, was difficult. I implemented my initial solution and then wanted to tweak it to add another logic that was requested ori
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
Lengthy process, but the recruiter was helpful. Generally good interviewers. Some were not well prepared. There were kind of unexpected behavioral questions. The interview process consists of: * Two coding interviews * Two system design interviews