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      Customer Engineer Interview

      Jul 20, 2017
      Anonymous Interview Candidate
      No offer
      Neutral experience
      Difficult interview

      Application

      I applied online. I interviewed at Google in Jul 2017

      Interview

      Four sets of interviews. First: Technical, lots of cloud technology questions, architecture questions, deep diving into what you know vs what you don't when it comes to Google Cloud Platform. Second: Leadership questions. How would you react to X situation? Tell me about a time when X happened and how did you handle such? Third: Googly-ness interview. Basically, a personality test to see if you are a good fit for Google. Lots of questions about prioritizing tasks and organizing your daily workload. Fourth: Two presentations. You can choose between two fictitious scenarios: Scenario 1: Web Serving: Autocomplete Scenario 2: Big Data: Aggregating and Analyze Doubleclick Data Deliver a recommendation & working demo for a Google Cloud Platform based Solution. Second presentation can be on anything you prefer. Literally.

      Interview questions [4]

      Question 1

      How do you manage your time? What would you do if all of your customers called you at once? How would you prioritize who is put at the front of the list and who is last? After prioritizing customers, how often would you re-evaluate your prioritization?
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      Question 2

      Leadership questions. Lots of theoretical questions such as, have you ever been in a situation where X happened and how did you handle such? Give an example of a time where you made a decision and it turned out badly, how would you handle it differently? What do you like most about your current/previous job? What did you like least?
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      Question 3

      Describe how you would build an application in the cloud vs in a private data center.
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      Question 4

      In the presentations, the last portion of the interviews, you need to provide a working demo and defend it against a group of individuals who will question you on it. It's ok to say I don't know, do not make things up because they will immediately fail you based on such. You are much better off saying you need to research and get back to them or you need to engage X to help you with that as you want to provide the proper answers. It's basically role playing. I did learn if you don't have a working demo or one they approve of, the interview is pretty much over.
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