I was reached out to via LinkedIn. I had a phone call with a Tech Recruiter, but was never sent a job description. I was only told, "Partner Engineer, Google Cloud." I thought this looked good, but during the tech call, the recruiter couldn't answer anything about the role. I asked for examples of the type of work I would do, and they just told me it was all confidential. I asked how my skills would be applied to the role, and they said they didn't have enough tech knowledge and would connect me with a "Champion."
Later that day, I got connected with someone else at Google and asked to schedule another phone call. Still, I was never sent a job description. So I started looking things up on Glassdoor. I found one interview review that mentioned the salary ranges were way off. So, before scheduling, I wanted to ask two questions.
After asking these two questions, they decided not to move forward with me.
So, they either don't like to be asked about salary so soon, or I'm overqualified, or something else didn't seem to work out. I've reached out for clarification.
Just asking for background information.
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Google Partner Engineer, Cloud role in San Francisco, California.
Google's interview process for their Partner Engineer, Cloud roles in San Francisco, California is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having very negative feelings for Google's Partner Engineer, Cloud interview process in San Francisco, California.