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You developers don't get it. Think outside of the box. It's like that recruiter emailed me about a new awesome sounding job and I never heard from them, wonder
by wht3beb33 10y ago
You developers don't get it. Think outside of the box. It's like that recruiter emailed me about a new awesome sounding job and I never heard from them, wonder why? Well you know why? Because it was an automated email and the job didn't exist.
Back to Google hiring process. It's a perfectly legit way for Google to discriminate. Do you think Google doesn't know their hiring process is stupid? They do. They don't want to hire experienced, smart engineers. They want to hire inexperienced engineers. Only those will work for free pizza, longer hours. If you are not willing to study 4 weeks for the interview, then you won't be staying until midnight to write code in exchange for free pizza.
Let's talk about working at fun projects at Google? Really? Do you think fixing CSS issues in Gmail will be a fun project? I'd rather not work at Google and ;
* Have time to do my own laundry.
* Have time to eat out any time with my own money.
* Come to work at 9 leave at 5 and enjoy my life.
* Work with cool people and have fun, instead of working under stress with bunch of arrogant people.
This is exactly the people Google wants to hire. Inexperienced, not so smart engineers. I'd never, ever work for Google, and they would never want to hire someone like me. See, their interview process works perfect for them.
- guiomie 10y agoHave you worked at Google? You seem to really know what's it's like over there. All these points you've mentioned about a good place to work, is pretty much what I've been experiencing at Google. Great life work balance if you want it. When it comes to big corp, It seems like a great place to work if you have kids. The interview process wasnt much longer than any other Big corp ive interviewed with. I was in a position where I had and liked my job, so I was in no rush to leave.
- wht3beb33 10y agoAre you a developer at Google or marketing/sales/helpdesk, etc?
- akhilcacharya 10y agoI know several people at Google and other Big4/Unicorns (Airbnb, Facebook, Microsoft, Amazon) and I can assure you none of them are like what you've described.