What I Learned From Working At Google As A Software Engineer (That You NEED To Know)

Here are some of the top lessons I learned while at Google that I think it can be useful for everyone.
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00:00 Introduction
00:14 Imposter syndrome is real even at big tech
01:45 Learning computer science is very different from software engineering
03:44 What separates Google software engineer from the rest?
06:56 Writing code? Maybe Design Docs
10:24 Outro
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[@WithSandra]

Great insights as always, thanks Luca!😄

[@TechwithLuca]

Thank you for watching!

[@sudiptakumardas844]

Nice information!

[@TechwithLuca]

Thank you for watching Sudipta!

[@petertakhar5324]

Good stuff, Luca

[@TechwithLuca]

Thank you Peter

[@ZeryusXD]

When you leave Google is there a timeframe where they will accept you back if you decide to work for them again without going through all the interview process again?

[@TechwithLuca]

Yes I actually removed this part from my last video. 😅
When you leave google you can go back within a year without any interview to the same level and pay but you need to be marked as “regret leave”. Your last manager gets to decide if you get to come back at all