Because it's such a big company, there are lots of resources like conferences, volunteering opportunities, and just straight-up connections. I've also had a good experience with managers who are very supportive of my own personal career goals.
With any huge company, there's bound to be red tape and politics.
The first round is getting to know you, and the process is quite good. Recruiters are well aware of your preferences and are willing to help you improve. A good experience.
On-campus interview: I just finished the first stage interview and have the chance to move on to the next stage. I'm still waiting for the time schedule for the next round of interviews.
There were several rounds of both technical and behavioural questions with different members of the team as well as management. Each interview consisted of at least 1 technical question focussing on different computer science topics.
The first round is getting to know you, and the process is quite good. Recruiters are well aware of your preferences and are willing to help you improve. A good experience.
On-campus interview: I just finished the first stage interview and have the chance to move on to the next stage. I'm still waiting for the time schedule for the next round of interviews.
There were several rounds of both technical and behavioural questions with different members of the team as well as management. Each interview consisted of at least 1 technical question focussing on different computer science topics.