Google brain teasers test your job skills
Want to work at Google? Brace yourself to answer perplexing trivia
questions and riddles, claims a book that gives tips to increase the
chances of getting hired.
Author William Poundstone in his book
reveals the secret of acing an interview at Google and other top
technology firms, the Daily Mail reported Wednesday.
In "Are you
smart enough to work at Google", Poundstone gives tips to increase an
applicant's chances of not only getting hired by Google, but anywhere.
Poundstone
outlines several of the brain teasers that are said to be used by
actual Google interviewers, from "How much toilet paper would you need
to cover Texas" to "Can you swim faster in water or syrup?"
Google
would not comment on Poundstone's book, but some are quick to point out
that the questions that have been circulating the web for several years
are works of fiction.
