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Re:Culture Fit Interview Questions by bogomipz on Friday September 27, 2019 @11:05PM (#21098152)
>"It also helps that I have absolutely nothing to lose and can walk into the room refreshed and cool as a cucumber, while the candidate has a job on the line and has already been hit with at least a couple of really tough and nerve-wracking technical questions"

And yet I'm guessing you don't own the company where you are exhibiting this sociopathic behavior. If so why do you feel it's acceptable to represent someones else's company like this? You sound like the person whose been at the same place for too long but rather than searching out new challenges elsewhere just stays put and creates toxicity.

Re:Culture Fit Interview Questions by pertymcpert on Saturday September 28, 2019 @01:30AM (#21098650)
They've been at Google for a while now and it's gone to their head. The funny thing is that the most talented, most intelligent people I know that work in tech are some of the most extremely humble and kind as well. They command far more respect with their quiet strength than he/she does with their bullying nature.
Re:Culture Fit Interview Questions by bogomipz on Saturday September 28, 2019 @02:56AM (#21098883)
That's been my experience as well. It's seems it's always mediocrity and insecurity that feels the need to bully.
Re:Culture Fit Interview Questions by steelframe on Saturday September 28, 2019 @05:24PM (#21102974)
I've left Google, but I went to work for another large tech company. I guess I do have to admit that a lot's gone to my head!