You get to work with some bright people and make great connections. You're working on cutting-edge tech and potentially becoming a part of autonomous history.
Compensation is good with great benefits. Team inclusion and diversity is strong. Safety is a big concern of Waymo's.
Poor communication occurs at times from team to team. The organizational structure is poor, with inconsistencies among leads/managers. The company tries to bite off more than it can chew, often leaving employees feeling overworked and burnt out. Not surprising, as there have been tons of layoffs this year. Some roles feel stunted, with no real opportunity to grow past a certain level.
Short introduction to yourself and interviewer, then start coding. Ask some questions to the interviewer at the end. Two coding questions in a round; be well prepared for edge cases because they really focus on it.
Overall, it was a great experience. The first round interviewer was the team manager. When I had trouble figuring out the solution to the follow-up question, he kept giving me hints, and I finally finished the implementation in the last few minutes.
The interview was great. The interviewer was very nice, and we had a nice conversation about the field over an enjoyable paired programming exercise. The recruiting, on the other hand, was completely unprofessional and unbecoming of what one would e
Short introduction to yourself and interviewer, then start coding. Ask some questions to the interviewer at the end. Two coding questions in a round; be well prepared for edge cases because they really focus on it.
Overall, it was a great experience. The first round interviewer was the team manager. When I had trouble figuring out the solution to the follow-up question, he kept giving me hints, and I finally finished the implementation in the last few minutes.
The interview was great. The interviewer was very nice, and we had a nice conversation about the field over an enjoyable paired programming exercise. The recruiting, on the other hand, was completely unprofessional and unbecoming of what one would e