I interviewed with them a few years ago and they reimbursed everything for the on-site. I can't remember if they also offered to pay up front if needed.

Thanks for the answer. Re-reading my comment I think my tone was more snarky than I intended as it was an honest question.

That is good to hear. Glad they are helping out like that.

What company doesn’t reimburse interview trip expenses?

You might be inadvertently showing your lack of socioeconomic disadvantage with this question. Maybe you meant "technology company" or "SV company" but..

Lots of companies? If you search for "interview expense reimbursement" there are tons of articles informing people of how to ask the company about reimbursement or figuring out who is paying and other general confusion to how this works for the standard person.

Or any college educated job? My dad went through his career with a two year technical degree and even when the nuclear industry imploded in the 80s, companies still paid to fly/him out to whatever nuclear plant was looking to hire. It doesn’t get cheaper than the power generation industry.

See my first sentence above.

> Does Google provide any kind of "interview fund" to the applicant? Otherwise the mere fact of being there - flights, hotels, travel

All companies will pay all expenses related to interview travel.

If you ever face a situation where a company won't, rest assured it is some kind of scam.

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