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What I don't understand is that this person hasn't even had a Google interview... They literally say "I won't accept an interview at Google because: 1. I had a
by ehsankia 10y ago
What I don't understand is that this person hasn't even had a Google interview... They literally say
"I won't accept an interview at Google because:
1. I had a bad interview at Amazon (???)
2. I read a story on HN about someone having a bad interview at Google
I'm sorry but that's an awful excuse. As you mention, Google works at an insane scale, and as foolproof as you try to make a process, there will always be a very small chance that it'll fail. Doesn't mean the whole process is bad.
And there's the whole bias that you'll only hear from horror stories and never from success stories.
- Someone1234 10y ago> They literally say You cannot claim that someone "literally" says something then make up a fictionalised quote that mischaracterized what they're saying. None of that "quote" appears in the article. Therefore the term literally and the quotation marks are at best misleading.