Working at Google in Mountain View, CA: 104 Employee Job Reviews by Real Employee working in Mountain View, CA Area

"Amazing work environment; I would love to see myself back at Google in the near future."

"Google is great! Absolutely amazing company"

"The company is very large and therefore, experiences great variance in quality of employees, but also of teams. Eng and PM organizations tend to be disruptive innovation-focused, while non-eng very operational (mostly factory-like)."

"Google has the best benefits of any other company I've worked for including startups like Nest or Docusign and big corps like Apple. That being said, it is not easy to move up, even if you're top in your field (as is everyone at Google)."

"I had the opportunity to work for a pioneer project within Google developing a client base for a new unreleased search platform. It was a contract position, and was a great learning experience."

"Great place to work with a lot of perks. Low compensation since everyone wants to work there. Google has the ability to pay low because they can. Free food! They have so many perks that they don't want you to ever leave. Lots of positions available though very hard to get in. Overall, I would recommend this company."

"Been working here for 2 years so far."

"I've worked for Google since last 3 years. It was good working with Google."

"I am working at Google from last 2 years."

"Working at Google right after High School was amazing. Spent 2.5 years there which helped me through a private college I attended while I lived in the dorms for 2.5 years."

"Perfect company, and everyone loved to work."

"Testing Chromebook - os, policy, fw. bios, hdd, power, networks, bluetooth."

"Good but really poor pay rate for the tasks that were asked of us."

"Google is an American multinational corporation specializing in Internet-related services and products. These include search, cloud computing, software, and online advertising technologies. Most of its profits are derived from AdWords. Google was founded by Larry Page and Sergey Brin while they were Ph.D. students at Stanford University. Together they own about 16 percent of its shares. They incorporated Google as a privately held company on September 4, 1998."