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Google is hiring just fine. (Source: I'm hiring. I work for Google. Also careers.google.com.)

junon 6y ago
Haven't received my semi-yearly Google recruiting email this year, I was starting to get worried! I'm itching to decline for the fifth time! :)
- vinger 6y ago
  4 declines and you are out.
- toast0 6y ago
  They finally stopped emailing me after I figured out they were looking for someone else with my name. They dropped a hint that they were excited about my compiler work at Microsoft; but I've never done compiler work or been employed by Microsoft.
  - ignoramous 6y ago
    Their loss, toast0! You're one of the most thoughtful, insightful, skillful participant on this little orange site :)
    - toast0 6y ago
      Aww, thanks. Doesn't mean I'd be a good fit over there; anyway, I've had enough experience with huge companies; don't want to do that again.
- gerash 6y ago
  Oh no, they must be really desperate to hire you.
- astrange 6y ago
  They were the only company who'd call me at work. Unfortunately every time they'd try they'd have some kind of sex scandal or employee harassment story the next day so I never called back.
TLightful 6y ago
Tell your boss that Google jumped the shark 15 years ago. Get him/her to tell their boss, and so on. Appreciate it.
bilal4hmed 6y ago
Do yall have any remote positions?
- kyrra 6y ago
  (googler, opinions are my own). See: https://www.theverge.com/2020/12/14/22175150/google-return-office-september-flexible-work-week-coronavirus-pandemic-sundar-pichai https://www.theverge.com/2020/12/14/22175150/google-return-o... We are WFH till September for sure, and they will be testing flex hours after that. Though, they are still office focused, so you need to live near the office/team you work for. Note that there are a few special cases where they let an individual be remote, but they tend to be very very outstanding developers. I've only worked with 1 of those in the last 5 years here.
  - pkaye 6y ago
    That is unfortunate WFH will not be common. I live in the bay area but I have health issues that require I get treatment at evening and night and its stressful to run through rush hour traffic to start my treatment. I am somewhat tethered to employers close to home to save on commute time. The current WFH at my employer helps me save a lot of travel time. Now I even get spare time to exercise every day. I hope more companies continue to do it. But I guess even flex hours will help me balance things better.
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  - bilal4hmed 6y ago
    Thank you very much for replying with the info :)
XCSme 6y ago
After being through 14 interviews at Google and getting no offer I can't recommend anyone their hiring process.

Haven't received my semi-yearly Google recruiting email this year, I was starting to get worried! I'm itching to decline for the fifth time! :)

vinger 6y ago
4 declines and you are out.
toast0 6y ago
They finally stopped emailing me after I figured out they were looking for someone else with my name. They dropped a hint that they were excited about my compiler work at Microsoft; but I've never done compiler work or been employed by Microsoft.
- ignoramous 6y ago
  Their loss, toast0! You're one of the most thoughtful, insightful, skillful participant on this little orange site :)
  - toast0 6y ago
    Aww, thanks. Doesn't mean I'd be a good fit over there; anyway, I've had enough experience with huge companies; don't want to do that again.
gerash 6y ago
Oh no, they must be really desperate to hire you.
astrange 6y ago
They were the only company who'd call me at work. Unfortunately every time they'd try they'd have some kind of sex scandal or employee harassment story the next day so I never called back.

TLightful 6y ago

Tell your boss that Google jumped the shark 15 years ago. Get him/her to tell their boss, and so on. Appreciate it.

bilal4hmed 6y ago

Do yall have any remote positions?

kyrra 6y ago
(googler, opinions are my own). See: https://www.theverge.com/2020/12/14/22175150/google-return-office-september-flexible-work-week-coronavirus-pandemic-sundar-pichai https://www.theverge.com/2020/12/14/22175150/google-return-o... We are WFH till September for sure, and they will be testing flex hours after that. Though, they are still office focused, so you need to live near the office/team you work for. Note that there are a few special cases where they let an individual be remote, but they tend to be very very outstanding developers. I've only worked with 1 of those in the last 5 years here.
- pkaye 6y ago
  That is unfortunate WFH will not be common. I live in the bay area but I have health issues that require I get treatment at evening and night and its stressful to run through rush hour traffic to start my treatment. I am somewhat tethered to employers close to home to save on commute time. The current WFH at my employer helps me save a lot of travel time. Now I even get spare time to exercise every day. I hope more companies continue to do it. But I guess even flex hours will help me balance things better.
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- bilal4hmed 6y ago
  Thank you very much for replying with the info :)

XCSme 6y ago

After being through 14 interviews at Google and getting no offer I can't recommend anyone their hiring process.