Work-life balance was nice. People seem to genuinely care about the work.
Leadership seems focused on squeezing employees for everything they can, through reductions of benefits, mandatory on-call, and more.
The interview process started with an intro call by the recruiter. This was followed by one round of phone interview (1 hour with 1 coding problem). Next, there were five rounds of onsite interviews (45 minutes each), with lunch in between. The ov
The interview process involved: * Recruiter screen email * Technical phone interview * Virtual onsite with 4X technical interviews * Team Matching call The entire process dragged on for nearly two months, a significant investment of my time and ene
The interview process followed Google's structure. There were 4 rounds, all technical. I received one "insane" problem, which I bombed, hence no offer. The interviewer for this problem was not helpful at all. Usually, I would receive hints. The oth
The interview process started with an intro call by the recruiter. This was followed by one round of phone interview (1 hour with 1 coding problem). Next, there were five rounds of onsite interviews (45 minutes each), with lunch in between. The ov
The interview process involved: * Recruiter screen email * Technical phone interview * Virtual onsite with 4X technical interviews * Team Matching call The entire process dragged on for nearly two months, a significant investment of my time and ene
The interview process followed Google's structure. There were 4 rounds, all technical. I received one "insane" problem, which I bombed, hence no offer. The interviewer for this problem was not helpful at all. Usually, I would receive hints. The oth