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What the hell? I was a rockstar in the interviews; I was expecting L6 but was offered L5. I know it was great. Is this common in Google? I have just rejected it, I hope they come back with L6 in the future, and I firmly believe I can't do anything better than I already did in the interviews. Tc: 405
Looks like it’s common across the board. Companies seem to be lowballing…sad
Maybe because YOE?
Most likely, but not fair. Amazon doesn't do that
It happened to me, all the interviewers in the loop stayed in Google for like 10+ years
Bye
found the 10 yoe L3 at google
lol what part of that do you think is offending? But i see u r slow so for starters even an L3 from then (and 3 now) would be a multi millionaire now if you just consider the stocks.
I’m curious as to how people do enough interview prep to get into google but not find out that this is very common with google
I think expectations. I expect big companies to offer based on performance not things on the paper
What happened when you asked recruiter if you could re-interview to secure L6?
Amazon> Google don’t worry
Hahaha don’t join Amazon if you already have a spot at Google
I came from Amazon to google. It was a mistake
Well done on performing your best. I hear L6 is very difficult to get. It may be they want more achievements and/or experience, particularly in leadership. Just speculating.
Thank you, everybody was super friendly, which helped me to shine a lot. I will see in future
Yoe?
Was this for an IC or manager role?
Ic
They do that a lot. People who have been there 10 years could probably not get hired again.
I have a strong feeling Google will get back to him in a few months with L6 offer.