I'm reinterviewing with Google in a few months (plenty of time to brush up), but wanted to know if anyone had advice on reinterviewing. Last time I think I failed mostly due to nerves. I have a higher opinion of myself now, and actually like my current job, so I think it will go a bit better. Do the engineers asking questions even have that information? Should I expect a question about what has changed ? Edit: Interviewed one year ago, for the SWE role. Goofed that one and interviewed for SETI. The same recruiter reached out to me as before.
The recruiter reached out to me, it's been about a year since last interview. I interviewed for SWE and SETI roles.
Interviewers don't know your previous interview feedback or history. They don't even know how you went on your other interviews that day. Theoretically it's a clean slate for each interview - they just see your resume. However, the hiring committee (who decide your ultimate hire/no-hire decision and your level) do have access to your previous interview history and use that to inform their decision. But it's very common for people to get into Google on their 2nd/3rd attempt so I don't think it's a blocker.
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I have a google phone interview scheduled for next week. Can I ask what part in the interview process you failed on and how long did you wait before reapplying? Also do you have any tips for things you wished you did differently to prepare? I am pretty stressed rn, thanks for any insight!
Sure! They actually let me skip the phone interview, not actually sure why so I can't help there. I got to in person interviews. It was actually less scary than I expected it to be. My biggest problem was hyping myself up and trying to jump in and solve the problem. Make sure you give yourself time to breathe and examine the problem, think up a decent solution before trying to put any code down. Remember that in in person interviews, the next person won't know if you flubbed one thing, try not to get stressed if you mess up an early problem.