Google culture is rather nice. Able to work as many hours as necessary to get the job done (which often means less than 40). The remote onboarding process is handled effectively.
Nothing bad to say yet, though it seems some people do have a bad WLB (not sure if voluntary), typically with team leads/managers.
Applied online through a referral and it took about a month for a recruiter to contact me. A recruiter called, followed by a technical phone screen a few weeks later. The recruiter ghosted me after the initial phone call, and I never heard back afte
Run away from this company as fast and as far as you can. This was the worst interview experience ever. The HR team is horrible, and the engineers who work here are monkeys with no real talent, who are in turn managed by a bunch of donkeys. I caught
2D prefix sum screen, skip manager behavioral, final panel of hiring manager and system of AI for perception evals. Process was fair and fast. Got offer, but team was 14 and project scope unclear.
Applied online through a referral and it took about a month for a recruiter to contact me. A recruiter called, followed by a technical phone screen a few weeks later. The recruiter ghosted me after the initial phone call, and I never heard back afte
Run away from this company as fast and as far as you can. This was the worst interview experience ever. The HR team is horrible, and the engineers who work here are monkeys with no real talent, who are in turn managed by a bunch of donkeys. I caught
2D prefix sum screen, skip manager behavioral, final panel of hiring manager and system of AI for perception evals. Process was fair and fast. Got offer, but team was 14 and project scope unclear.