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Dec 25, 2019 9 Comments

Have an on-site at Google for the Google ads team. They've sent me a case study to "crack" during the interview. Anyone know what exactly they're expecting?

Also, does this role go to the HC? It's a fairly entry level role and it seems they're trying to make a lot of hires.

TC ~ 75
YOE 1 - Non tech

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  • Google / Product
    mqIG14

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    mqIG14
    Bars been lowered. A lot of people get hired. You’ll probably get slotted at L2 since you’re a new grad. This role may have no HC or a very rubber stamp HC.

    Usually HM will review all interview feedback and agree with the recruiter who to push through HC/offer. You’ll probably be hired in a batch since most L2 hirings are. You’ll be given a role with extremely limited scope, high turnover and dysfunctional leadership. This is because most healthy teams have outsourced most L2-scoped work and only the teams that have trouble scaling hire L2s.

    You’ll be in a dog fight to stand above the rest of your peers/cohort. Scramble for L3 and then desperately transfer to any role with an opening.

    But at least you’ll get paid well and free food.
    Dec 25, 2019 4
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      Why do diversity hires take 3 years? Curious about this since I'm a woman of color and don't want to be hired just to be tokenized.
      Dec 25, 2019
    • Google / Product
      mqIG14

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      mqIG14
      Specifically referring to people who are just sourced/recruited specifically for statistics (from undergrad student associations and stuff). They often struggle because they may not have relevant coursework or experience to fare well in stack ranking (steeper learning curve). If you have a background in what you’re doing and you have some subject matter knowledge, you won’t have to wait that long.
      Dec 26, 2019
  • Eh, I would take that comment with a grain of salt. What role is it?
    Dec 25, 2019 3