Google Project Manager Interview
Questions & Process
What 137 candidates said about the rounds, the
questions and how long the wait really is.
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Questions candidates reported
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“What is your name?”
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Read report →“What are your weaknesses?”
Read report →“tell me about your self”
Read report →“What are your strengths?”
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The interview process
Described in candidates’ own words.
“Very simple, same like others, apply online, recruiter called 2 times, first on-site interview, then feedback call. Maybe I cannot pass because all the questions are very open-ended questions.”Candidate-reported process
“The project manager interview process usually includes an initial application and resume review, followed by a phone or video interview, and then one or more in-person interviews. These interviews aim to assess the candidate's fit for the role and to see if they have the skills, experience, and attitude needed to succeed in the position.”Candidate-reported process
“Set up a call with the recruiter. She didn’t show up to the scheduled time. After I followed up, we had the call a few hours later. She asked the usual questions like "why Google?" and "why this role". Recruiter came across as stressed and not very interested.”Candidate-reported processMore reports lockedRead 300+ more interview experiences
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