How to Pass Google Employment Assessment Test: Questions and Answers

Google values innovation and creativity highly and looks to hire employees that share the same values. The company has a history of groundbreaking projects and encourages employees to think outside the box.

While technical skills are crucial, Google looks for a diverse skill set that includes problem-solving abilities, communication skills, and a holistic approach to challenges.

Google has a strong learning culture, providing opportunities for employees to continually develop their skills. A growth mindset and eagerness to learn are highly valued.

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[djavi]

For the question on 7:28, the answer could have been B as well. The black triangle there corresponds to circle, which is different from all the other squares. In all the other squares, the white triangle corresponds to the circle.

[townsley]

I highly disagree with question 5:25. There are different patterns here and there's no reason why the circle pattern should be more important than other patterns. It could aswell be answer C because it's the only one with no black triangle on the upper right corner.

[vanquish_engineering]

How many "seconds" in a year is ambiguous as the response could be 31, 536, 000 or 12; the answer is really determined by the multiple-choice options. Misleading question, but simple.

[kellykerr]

In the one where you said it was the circle, there is only one square with no white triangle only one black. THAT is way more the odd one out than the circle ⭕️ in my opinion. If you read the comment, please let me know why that didn’t count.

[jonathanballoch]

In case anyone is wondering, while a nice quiz, this is not remotely like anything Google uses to interview or test for employment

[sheffyrangbulla]

Plz suggest for product analyst assessment test

[ahyungrocks]

Couldn't understand "previous arrow points to the next arrow start" in question number 2.

[kidroid]

At 2:45 you're not presented "with four different choices". Options C and D are exactly the same. Furthermore, the answer of Left Arrow is wrong. It does not follow the pattern. The only pattern that can be discerned is that a solid arrow direction can be paired with the Chevron pattern of the same direction, therefore the correct answer would be an Up Arrow, which is not even offered as an option. Whoever wrote this exam didn't do the proper analysis or proofreading.

[IsaiahGibson-js]

wow, I am so fucked on this assessment coming up.. i'm just going to clean dishes for a living.

[luvaholic]

Way too many unnecessary drawings and scribbling during explanations. distracting and really poor english