Not enchanted by Google's luxurious environment, top talents resent its arrogance

Last time, I introduced an article about Google being overrated. Today, I found another negative piece about Google on TechWeb. A foreign blog post mentioned that the much-praised top-notch office environment and free food at Google are not actually anything new; companies like Apple and Microsoft had provided similar conditions for their employees long before Google did. Due to exaggerated media coverage and excessive attention, Google has become a bit too arrogant.

As a strong tech company, Google was once rated by *Fortune* magazine as "Google - The Best Place To Work." Google's free food, luxurious office environment, and millions of job applications it receives each year have made its hiring process seem very mysterious to outsiders.

Patti Wilson is a career consultant with 20 years of experience. Patti Wilson knows Google well—many people have gone to interview at Google based on his advice, and he also has friends working in Google’s recruitment department. Therefore, Patti Wilson should be more qualified to speak about Google’s hiring process and employment system. Below are Patti Wilson's views on Google’s recruitment and employment practices: