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They may have streamlined, or it may be dependent on the type of position you're applying for, but in the case of a few of my friends it involved multiple days
by mattzito 13y ago
They may have streamlined, or it may be dependent on the type of position you're applying for, but in the case of a few of my friends it involved multiple days in mountain view from NYC, many in-person interviews in NYC, and so on.
I think in two of the cases I can think of it was a ~3 week interview process.
- raldi 13y agoWhat year was that? I applied in 2011, and I've been conducting interviews for Google ever since, and I think the most in-person interviews I've ever seen on anyone's slate was 5. Occasionally, a second phone interview is necessary, but usually only if something went wrong in the first one.
- busterarm 13y agoSomeone I know went to 5 different in-person interviews with Google over a period of something like 3 months. Each time there would be a 2-week or so limbo before talking to someone at Google again. Then after 5 interviews, nothing. Total silence. This was 2009 or so and was for some sort of infrastructure management position.
- mattzito 13y agoThis was back in the mid-2000s. I think both of them did way more than 5 in-person interviews - it was probably 2 phone, 3 in-person NYC, 4-5 in-person in MTV. Both were relatively senior positions, so perhaps they're the exception, or perhaps it's been streamlined since then. I'd buy either.