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* Posted anonymously by interview candidates (updated Jul 18, 2009) Ratings are reflective of location and job title.

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Unix Systems Engineer at Google

Posted Jul 18, 2009

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Interviewed Jan 2009 in San Francisco, CA (took 2 days)

After applying online I received an email from a Google HR rep to set up the initial phone screening. This interview was fairly straight forward with a few softball technical questions thrown in. After passing the initial screening the rep set up a phone interview with a google engineer. The interview was supposed to start at 2PM and the engineer called me at 4PM with no apology and just asked if this is a good time to talk. This interview was all technical and included questions and scenarios about Unix network programming, multi-threaded programming, Unix processes, network troubleshooting, etc. Two weeks later I received a rejection letter from another HR rep stating that I was not the right candidate for the position.

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Unix multi-threading programming and trouble-shooting scenarios

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The interview consisted of a Phone Interview.

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