Google initially responded to my application just prior to September of 2010, and scheduled a phone interview that proved quite pleasant. I next had a phone interview with their Manager of Technical Account Management Services on 9/3/2010, which also proved affable, informative and promising. My third round interview, held in-person at their Chelsea office in New York, occurred on 9/9/2010. This was easily the most difficult interview I have participated in, with brain-teaser questions as well as more content-driven questions about website monetizing and so on. The onsite interview seemed surprisingly disorganized; I met with a different group of people than indicated at first. Everyone at the office seemed intelligent and satisfied, and all of my interviewers were courteous and professional.

Recruiter reached out to me, we had an initial conversation, then I had to take this online behavioural assessment which was a requirement to get to the first round, which is the manager round. Once I passed that, I was scheduled for my first round with the manager. Yes, this role is technical, but don’t be like me, who focused all their energy on perfecting technical knowledge of GCP. Your first round will be a bunch of scenario based customer facing questions. Focus on understanding enough to talk fluently about network design in GCP, VPC, Subnet, PSA, PSC. And how to manage customer expectations Onprem to cloud connection solutions, vpn, interconnect. Good luck and I hope you experience the joy of landing this role that I hoped for.