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> I had been waiting for them for several weeks, and now they wanted to be «time efficient». > Frustrating moment #3. Google doesn't respect your time. Yeah,
by loriverkutya 7y ago
> I had been waiting for them for several weeks, and now they wanted to be «time efficient».
> Frustrating moment #3. Google doesn't respect your time.
Yeah, usually at that time I already wrapped up my interviews with other places and off the market.
I wonder why people still wants to work for google after they put through this "you jump, when they say jump" where they clearly giving you the signal: sorry, your time worth nothing to us.
- mtnGoat 7y agoGoogle(et al) isn't searching for the best in the world. They are searching for the best malleable candidates that fit into their mold. This is why some of them recruit heavily from fresh grads, so they can indoctrinate them as they see fit.
- falcolas 7y ago> I wonder why people still wants to work for google after they put through this Unfortunately, I think the answer is quite simple, and twofold: Google pays a lot, and having Google on your resume will get you any job you want afterwards, if you don't want to keep working there. It's a highly pragmatic decision early in your career (which also corresponds to a place in life where many folks place little value on their own time).