Google Employee Job Reviews in the United States

What do you like about working at Google?

"The people there are awesome, and the perks are amazing."

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"Be honest and show a lot of your projects outside of work, like your GitHub repositories."

What don't you like about working at Google?

"It really is a team job, and I feel really pressured."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"I would do the exact same thing; they are so awesome."

"I was awarded an apprentice at Google via North Seattle College while pursuing an Associate's Degree. The free hoodies, gym membership and transit to and from the office were enough to interest anyone but my favorite perk was the free lunch. I was broke and in college at the time so a free meal was very appreciated."

"this is not appropriate to be asking me this."

"Google is a wonderful place to work. You have the ability to grow and learn really quickly. Google values diversity and has several initiatives in place to reach its hiring aspirational goals. I would recommend Google."

"Awesome contractor to work for."

"Enjoying my time here at Google"

"I work at Google and it's a good place to work and learn."

"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."

"I have worked at the Google Reliability Hardware team for two years. The work culture is friendly. I have a great relationship with my managers and I have a great time working with my team members. I have learned a lot from my peers and supervisor, they are friendly, caring and helpful in every way, nothing but a great experience."

"Working for google has been a great experience. They have excellent benefits and a wonderful work culture."

"I've worked at Google for 2 years and during my time, I've grown very quickly. The organization doesn't just allow room for growth, but it makes you think outside the box and think differently. With many peers around, there's always room to learn from others and develop skills from highly intelligent individuals. I would highly recommend working at Google."