They really take good care of you. Work-life balance is great for a tech job. They care about your health and well-being and take your feedback seriously.
Lousy management. They have no focus or direction at all and are too concerned with raw numbers and quarterly results instead of company direction or quality.
Things look like they are improving under Satya N., but it is difficult to undo so many years of mismanagement quickly.
Their assessment process is terrible: they rely on numbers, e.g., number of tests, lines of code, instead of what those numbers represent.
Better mentorship programs, improve the review process, and stop making everyone compete with each other.
Phone interview with the team lead, including coding and testing questions. One-day onsite interview with the recruiter, team members, and manager. Received an offer a week later via phone and accepted after negotiation. The recruiter had strong ne
The process was very fast for me, though I've heard it was slow for others, so results may vary. I had a phone screen with some technical questions, followed by an onsite interview within a few days, and received an offer a few days after that. The
Interview with recruiter about current position, salary, and a few technical questions. Phone interview with an engineer at the Mountain View Office. They will ask you to write code. Questions are simple, but expect to have all corner cases covered
Phone interview with the team lead, including coding and testing questions. One-day onsite interview with the recruiter, team members, and manager. Received an offer a week later via phone and accepted after negotiation. The recruiter had strong ne
The process was very fast for me, though I've heard it was slow for others, so results may vary. I had a phone screen with some technical questions, followed by an onsite interview within a few days, and received an offer a few days after that. The
Interview with recruiter about current position, salary, and a few technical questions. Phone interview with an engineer at the Mountain View Office. They will ask you to write code. Questions are simple, but expect to have all corner cases covered