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Thanks Guys. Your contributions have been very helpful.
As Vanadium suggests, it does look like a martingale.
As Vanadium suggests, it does look like a martingale.
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The controversial interview question is "How many golf balls can fit in a school bus?"
Google's official answer is that they are not interested in the specific number, but rather in the candidate's thought process and problem-solving skills.
There is no right or wrong answer to this question, as it is meant to assess the candidate's problem-solving abilities. However, Google's focus on the thought process rather than the specific number is in line with their hiring practices.
Google values critical thinking, creativity, and innovation, which is reflected in their approach to this interview question. They prioritize a candidate's problem-solving skills rather than their ability to give a specific answer.
Yes, as long as the candidate can explain their thought process and reasoning, there are multiple possible answers that Google might accept. The key is to demonstrate analytical thinking and problem-solving abilities.