For all their virtues Google is known to be very protective of many of their secrets.
The Google interview process, with test questions that can include
riddles and rhymes, is almost legendarily unique among job interviews.
Thanks to several blog posts from people turned down by Google we have
a bit more insight into the process:
Co...
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Posted by
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3/24/2008 10:31 AM |
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Corey Trager was interviewed by Google and rejected, and wrote an interesting piece on the process he went through as a result. From Corey’s post on one of the guys who interviewed him:
This second guy was definitely an alpha. He made intense direct
eye contact with me, unsmiling. He seemed irritated. He didn’t shake
any banana b...
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Posted by
Admin on
3/22/2008 5:06 PM |
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It started when I received an email from a Google recruiter asking
whether I would be interested. Sure, I was! Even though I was fairly
content and well paid at my current job, I figured that if nothing
happened beyond the interview process it would be an interesting
adventure, like a voyage and maybe an extended stay in a foreign
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Last month I was invited by Microsoft to an interview in their
largest european development center in Dublin. It was exciting trip and
real challenge to see the Microsoft development live. I was excited of
their professionalism in all directions:
Professional organization - phone interviews, invitation, flight, accomodation, etc.
Near...
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I've been meaning to write up some tips on interviewing at Google for a
good long time now. I keep putting it off, though, because it's going
to make you mad. Probably. For some statistical definition of "you",
it's very likely to upset you.
Why? Because... well, here, I wrote a little ditty about it:
Hey man, I do...
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I had my first Phone Interview for Internship with Google yesterday. I was shortlisted for the Interview by Google, based on my CV and aggregate percentage. I was pleasantly surprised 4 days back when I received a call from Google
Bangalore Office informing me of the Interview. So I started preparing
for the Technical Phone Interview by revising ...
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Late in December 2007, I received an email from a recruiter at
Google interested in discussing some software engineering positions at
the company. Despite being fairly happily employed, I decided to follow
up because, well, it’s Google! I forwarded an updated resume and
scheduled a phone interview for a few days later in which the recruit...
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