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Guys , whoever is interviewing and planning to join , do ask project availablity on priority basis before you take decision. On Java front looks like there is some project issue due to recent slowdown in market. My offer was not revised even after agreement with recruiter because of this.
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I have applied to several positions up Google. I have not heard anything back at all. No matter if I customize my résumé to the job description I still don’t hear anything back. I am wondering as to why Google ghost people instead of just telling them that they didn’t get the job? Do people on Google believe it is appropriate for the recruiters just a ghost people especially if they feel they don’t match the job?
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IMO, just apply (with a referral). Truth be told the hiring rate is extremely low but you’ll get an understanding of the process, however far you get.
One thing Google likes is Googliness, which is people who encompass the Google values. Think of how to highlight and exemplify those.
I didn’t think I was going to be hired based on years of experience and imposter syndrome... but I was on my first application. You never know.
There's so many good cimpanies not named Google
Yes. Well aware.
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Thanks! Will do!
From a technical perspective, what else do I need? Any certifications or specific must have skillsets?
For my current role I'm taking courses on AWS, GCP and Azure.
Not sure if this is ideally where I want to spend my life's work though as infrastructure isn't as sexy and exciting as say something more ground breaking. Ideally I think I'd love to work for Moonshot or X and really be at the forefront of innovative, but I guess that is possible even on the infrastructure side.
I've interviewed till the final round twice for other roles at Google previously but never PM.
The Google PM job role postings read quite generic online. I was thinking something at Google Cloud Platform might be the best fit right now given my work experience.