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The tweet comes up every so often, but it has two problems: (1) Most of Google's engineers didn't even know Homebrew - it just wasn't something Google used on
by yongjik 5y ago
The tweet comes up every so often, but it has two problems:
(1) Most of Google's engineers didn't even know Homebrew - it just wasn't something Google used on its notebooks.
(2) There's no such thing as "inverting a binary tree." At least I haven't heard about it anywhere else.
Maybe Google's interview process is broken, but the tweet isn't really explaining much. It's just a nice soundbite.
- pseudalopex 5y agoKnowing Homebrew could have given them reasons not to hire him. He made bad engineering decisions and brushed off feedback. And even he said he's a dick.
- b20000 5y agosounds like what google does with their analytics and google drive products
- dimmke 5y agoReversing a binary tree is a real question that gets asked in interviews: https://leetcode.com/problems/invert-binary-tree/ https://leetcode.com/problems/invert-binary-tree/ It’s actually pretty easy if you’re comfortable with recursion and traversing trees. The tree questions Google asks in its interviews are usually much harder- it implies they were giving softball questions to him.