How to Pass Google Pre-Employment Test: The Comprehensive Crash Course

Google values innovation and creativity highly and looks to hire employees that share the same values. The company has a history of groundbreaking projects and encourages employees to think outside the box.
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Google has a strong learning culture, providing opportunities for employees to continually develop their skills. A growth mindset and eagerness to learn are highly valued.
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[@ERwithMI]

Starting from my right, I got the answer for question 1:22:26 by increasing the numbers given by 1,2,3,4,5. Difference between 11 and 13 is 2. 13 n 16 is 3. 16 n 20 is 4, etc so it's evident that the first will be 10.

[@hanym2008]

Thank you for your support. I solved the question at 32:11 by following the pattern of increments across the rows. Specifically, Row 1 has increments of (3, 4, 5, 6), Row 2 also has (3, 4, 5, 6), Row 3 follows with (4, 5, 6, 7), and the final row starts with (1, 2, 3, 4). Adding 5 to the last sequence gives the answer: 16. Does this make sense?

[@OnlineTrainingforEveryone]

Awesome job! Makes perfect sense! All the best on your job interview and assessment test!

[@ERwithMI]

I may be wrong but I think the answer to the question @ 37:44 is 70. From the 1st image, 90 by 2 lemon colour images is 30 so Im guessing each lemon colour image weighs 30. Looking at the 3rd image, I think the rings weigh 10 each. With that knowledge, I believe the block pink image in the second image weighs 20. That's how I arrived at 70

[@ERwithMI]

How i got the answer for question 59:25 was to skip the next alphabeth. A,BD are given in the first line. In the second we see the 2nd given alphabeth starting the line followed by the 3rd given alphabeth and a new alphabeth which come after one alphabeth is skipped - i.e., d alphabeth E.
In the last line we see the second given alphabet in the second line starting the the 3rd line followed by our new alphabeth in the 2nd line but the 3rd alohabeth is not given. If we skip G we will have H which is the answer.

[@ERwithMI]

I wont lie, some of the patterns here are mad o 😅

[@hanym2008]

Thank you for your support. I solved the question at 41:40 by following this pattern:
216 - 50 = 166
166 * 5 = 830
830 + 50 = 880
880 - 216 = 664
664 * 5 = 3320
3320 + 216 = 3536
However, I am unsure if this approach is making sense. Could you please review and confirm?

[@ERwithMI]

This find the missing number question, what could be the answer please @ 23:58, ive solved it in many ways, keep getting different answers or please can you help sir?

[@ERwithMI]

I think the answer to question 51:39 is 210. 15 coins in the glass multiply by 14 dollar signs.

[@ERwithMI]

I think the answer to question @ 39:36 is between A n C 😂. Honestly I tried to follow two patterns (the number of the steps n the arrows by the side of the steps but they tend to be same. The difference here now is the design on d edges. I guess I'm inclining more to C bcos the shapes in the four edges of the circle are designed in pairs 😅
Please explain sir

[@ERwithMI]

Another word for payroll here should be 'payment'

[@the51]

1:35:19 who else noticed the fly landing on that blonde ladies head? lol