Are You Smart Enough to Work at Google?: Trick Questions, Zen-like Riddles, Insanely Difficult Puzzles, and Other Devious Interviewing Techniques You Need to Know to Get a Job in the New Economy Audiobook

" Apparently, the answer for me is no. I kept getting frustrated and then feeling grateful I have a job. One where I get to work with computers and solve puzzles that make sense. "

" I really enjoyed the stories and the brainteasers inside the book. Alas I am sadly not smart enough to work at google, lol. "

" Interesting read, and quick to get through. Also, for me at least, the answer to the title question is totally no. My old nemisis math makes far too much of an appearance in the interview examples :) "

" I had no idea that companies asked riddle-type questions at interviews. Since I love math and logic, I found the questions intriguing. (It was a good thing the answers were in the book!). "

" In a nutshell: no. "

" Offers easy to understand insight into how to approach and answer though interview questions. However I still hope I am not asked any of these questions in an interview anytime soon! "

" No, I am not smart enough to work at Google. I know, you're probably shocked to hear it. It was an interesting read; especially since I haven't had to do a job interview in 12 years. It's a lot different now:) "

" I'm not looking for a new job, but I did enjoy this book of puzzles. "

" Way overblown. Author sounds somewhat smarmy as he tells you the answers to brainteasers. "

" Interesting insight into the reasoning behind some interview questions, including those with no real right answer. "

" I enjoyed this book a lot. I was a bit disapointed in the puzzels listed as my grandparents had us doing most of them when we were kids. This book was a fun read. "

" Yeah, no. I'm creative, but those math problems are hard! Fun and educational read. "

" a fun, fresh, and quick read. not so much about google (didn't think so either), as it is about tricky questions and job interviews in general. "

" Two and a half stars. "

" Good Lord, no, I am not smart enough to work at any of the places in this book. These people are insane! This book is really interesting and explains the rational behind the questions, but Lord help me if I am ever asked any of these. "

" Entertaining & informative. My husband & I enjoyed trying to figure out the riddles. "

" Even though this book made me feel a little slow and dumb, I enjoyed the explanations behind the interview test questions such as logical, mathematical, outside the box etc. Will look at things a little different when involved in interviews now. "

" I'm smart enough to know that I don't want to work at google. I was hoping this book would help me as an interviewer...not so much. "

" Combination of history and practice of tricky interview questions and questions/solutions themselves. Not so much about Google itself, that's what I liked. "

" Enjoyable puzzles, but a depressing message about the arbitrary nature of employee selection, and the unwillingness of HR people to admit that many of their processes have little or no empirical support. "

" apparently, I'm not smart enough to work at google...to be honest, i just skipped most of the puzzles and read the solutions. "

" seemed like there were not answers to many of the interview questions _ would have been funny if they added more "true" stories from past applicants "

" Very interesting and a good study before any interview... however, I've decided that I am not smart enough to work at Google. :( "

" The book has some interesting trips for the trickier interview questions, primarily around ways to think about the questions. About a third of the way through the book I was basically finished with it. "

" Great book on new interview techniques based on the Google interviewing process "