I honestly think their process is pretty good (at least it was for me). There are no bullshit questions and they are honest in their feedback&#x2F;telling you what you should and should not expect. A lot of people are pissed because they didn&#x27;t get in and feel it&#x27;s google&#x27;s fault for having a &#x27;broken interview process&#x27;. But reality is that google is one of the most profitable&#x2F;successful companies in the world and gets voted &quot;top employer&quot; year after year. A lot of people want to work for them, so they can afford to be picky in the interview process; but that doesn&#x27;t mean anything is broken. Quite the opposite actually.<p>As per the secrecy; I reckon they want to keep part of their process secret so that people don&#x27;t try to game it. At the scale they are operating (millions of applications per year) you obviously need some standardized tech testing for the first interview rounds (where no engineer is present yet) and if everybody just posted their questions and answers online you could kind of forget about that.