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Indeed. You'd think Google would test for how well people will cope with boredom, rather than their bait-and-switch interviews that make it seem like you'll be
by to23iho34324 1y ago
Indeed. You'd think Google would test for how well people will cope with boredom, rather than their bait-and-switch interviews that make it seem like you'll be solving l33tcode every evening.
- ozim 1y agoYou think people work on a single issue at a time? Maybe at Google they can afford that, where I worked at some point I was working 2 or 3 projects switching between issues. Of course all projects were the same tech and mostly the same setup, but business logic and tasks were different. If I have to wait 2-3 hours I have code to review, bug fixes in different places to implement. Even on a single project if you wait 2 hours till your code lands test env and have nothing else to do someone is mismanaging the process.
- to23iho34324 1y agoDude, I've worked at Google. It's an overpaid overglorified boring job (obv. outside all the 'cool' research-y projects).