My experience as an engineer has been comparable with the one I had working for Google. That is, there are lots of perks and the company is very engineer-centric.
They really care about you as a person. From the top-of-the-line development machines to ergonomic chairs, you can expense anything related to your personal development.
Lots of perks. Work/life balance is great as well.
Be ready to be judged by a recruiter with a couple of years of experience. Did your best in the technical interview; even the interviewer loved the solution and said you passed. But the recruiter will judge you based on their psychology BA degree a
There are 5 interviews in total, which might seem like a lot, but the process is quite reasonable. The interviews are: - Screening interview with a recruiter - "Life story" interview. This is an interesting interview format that I haven't seen at ot
HR emailed me a link to two tests: a lengthy IQ test and a shorter personality test. HR then scheduled a pair programming interview. (Still no contact with a human being). The description of the programming interview was that we would pair up to so
Be ready to be judged by a recruiter with a couple of years of experience. Did your best in the technical interview; even the interviewer loved the solution and said you passed. But the recruiter will judge you based on their psychology BA degree a
There are 5 interviews in total, which might seem like a lot, but the process is quite reasonable. The interviews are: - Screening interview with a recruiter - "Life story" interview. This is an interesting interview format that I haven't seen at ot
HR emailed me a link to two tests: a lengthy IQ test and a shorter personality test. HR then scheduled a pair programming interview. (Still no contact with a human being). The description of the programming interview was that we would pair up to so