How to Ace the Google Interview: Ultimate Guide
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How to Ace the Google Interview: Ultimate Guide
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Re: How to Ace the Google Interview: Ultimate Guide
#2Wow cool, how easy it is these days to get these 200k jobs... Why doesn't everyone work at Google?
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#3> For the phone interview, it will be on a Google document, and for the onsite interview, it will be writing code on a whiteboard.
That part is not completely correct. At onsite can choose to write code in a Chromebook which will have a lightweight editor with syntax highlighting.
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#4The amount of time required to 'learn' the Google interview would be time that could be spent learning more universally applicable skills.
Is it true that an experienced developer would not be able to pass the interview without studying using a similar guide? If so, then the interview process is... fubar.
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#5Seems like there are lot of sites like this in past few years. Great.
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#6> For the phone interview, it will be on a Google document, and for the onsite interview, it will be writing code on a whiteboard. That part is not completely correct. At onsite can choose to write code in a Chromebook which will have a lightweight editor with syntax highlighting.
Did they finish rolling them out? I know that is (was?) the plan, but when I interviewed last year at the Santa Monica location, they only had whiteboard.
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#7Genuine Question: Apart from maybe the money or a nice resume entry, why would you/do you want to?
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#8I've been trying to prepare and it makes me want to bang my head against a wall.
Prepping while working is draining.
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#9> For the phone interview, it will be on a Google document, and for the onsite interview, it will be writing code on a whiteboard. That part is not completely correct. At onsite can choose to write code in a Chromebook which will have a lightweight editor with syntax highlighting.
Did they finish rolling them out? I know that is (was?) the plan, but when I interviewed last year at the Santa Monica location, they only had whiteboard.
Indeed not all locations have it, but I believe the major ones, like Santa Monica, should have it available by now.
Re: How to Ace the Google Interview: Ultimate Guide
#10Isn't the interview different depending on the job?