In the process of interviewing at Google India. Got through the on-site interviews, had a very decent talk with a Hiring Manager. My HR asked me for tons of info for the Hiring Committee (including joining date and notice period) and I'm on my way to the Hiring Committee this week! I'm expected to get an answer (hire / reject) by the coming Monday (11th). At what point should I feel safe leaving my current job, provided I'm hired? I have a couple of family occasions in December. Looking to take the month as time off. I assume after the hire / nohire decision, it'll take about 2-3 more weeks to finalise an offer. My notice is 1 month. TC: 28 Lakhs. YOE: 3
When you have an offer letter in hand and have accepted.
That's the end result, which will probably happen after 2-3 weeks from my 11th update. Do you think Google is a company that would go back on it's word after giving me a verbal hire and offer?
You should not trust anyone dude. Not only that, you should wait till you hear about numbers. Which level you are getting?
What position and team? How was the interview experience?
Thanks for your comment. I'll reveal this for sure, once I get the offer in hand. Stay tuned 😁 My interview experience was really good! Most of them were based in the US, so they were super supportive, professional and good people in general.
Hmmm.. interesting what's wrong with interviewers in India? Any negative experiences?
Congrats
Don’t resign till you have the offer letter in hand, accept the offer and confirm with the G HR/ recruiter about your joining, etc. Never. Before. That.
It's better to wait until the background check finishes I would say. You never know what can pop up.
Any updates?
Current company?
Sorry, I don't want to disclose. It's a startup with very few team members. And it would be pretty obvious from my English and posting style, if they ever find this post 😅