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I ve been working at Google for almost 7 years now and here is my fresh take from 2024 I ve survived the lay offs What is the general corporate culture of Google

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I have always thought of Google as one of those untouchable companies that are near impossible to get a job or even an interview from So if anyone here works at Google what did you do to get to where you are today

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I have an interview with Google next month and you know what I no longer care I m tired These interviews for FAANG and the big four or big five or whatever are all ridiculous I literally don t care about linked lists or binary trees I ll never use them even if I work at Google I know how to code I know what time complexity is

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People have been trying to outsource to cheaper labor for software engineering since the 90s There are areas it absolutely works nearshoring works better but it hasn t been an all consuming success due to Conway s Shipping core teams out of the same timezone will add a tax to every single team that depends on them but can t easily chat

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I understand working for Google is extremely competitive and I want to know if there s any steps that future or past employees can recommend for me to stand out More importantly however the behavior of reddit leadership in implementing these changes has been reprehensible This sub will be private for at least a week from June

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Google has a very high hiring bar due to the strength of the brand name the pay perks and the very positive work culture As a result they have their pick of bright candidates even for the most low level roles

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Google employees on Reddit Fire up your throwaway accounts and tell us what it s REALLY like to work for google Archived post New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast Sort by Best Open comment sort options Best CinoBoo Edited I ve been there for about 5 years

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Google apps Main menu We know hiring processes can seem overwhelming but we don rsquo t want you to feel overwhelmed at Google We want all candidates ndash from entry level to leadership

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Depending on which strategy you choose the algorithm is optimizing around different priorities The one I referenced tROAS stands for Target Return on Ad Spend In that case I d set the goal to 500 if I wanted to make 5 in revenue for every 1 I spend on ads and Google tries to meet that goal