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Says the guy who was asking around if he should join Google, 14 days ago. FYI, the "useless" tech interviews are what would get you in, for now, or unless you
by ayahusa 11y ago
Says the guy who was asking around if he should join Google, 14 days ago.
FYI, the "useless" tech interviews are what would get you in, for now, or unless you are this guy: http://imgur.com/Fn1a8xr http://imgur.com/Fn1a8xr
- zerr 11y ago> Says the guy who was asking around if he should join Google, 14 days ago. You mean this? http://www.quora.com/Is-Google-a-good-company-to-join-for-a-mid-career-software-developer-with-10-years-of-experience?share=1 http://www.quora.com/Is-Google-a-good-company-to-join-for-a-... That was a question someone asked on Quora, and I thought there was an interesting discussion regarding joining Google as a mid-career professional (the conclusion was that it is not a good idea, Google is more fresh-graduate oriented shop - thus the need for that useless interviews, I believe). As for personally me, these kind of interviews is one of the main reasons I've never applied to Google (other reasons: not remote friendly, not part-time friendly, and now I know - not mid-career friendly...).
- DanAndersen 11y agoI don't see how that invalidates his point at all. If our industry required an acrobatic performance by all applicants to tech companies, doing somersaults would get one into a certain position -- but would still be useless.
- dang 11y ago> Says the guy who Please don't do that here.