For those who think that there is a skills shortage, let me tell you about my Google job interview

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47. Pardon me, apparently I am in the shadow of greatness

Being the president of your own fan club must indeed be an honor.

I may very well not be qualified for the job at Google, but the Google interview was conducted in a manner that did not enable Google to discover that.

Nothing was discussed about my accomplishments, my work history, etc during the interview, just trivial minutia, that I happened to have mastered. It was conducted by someone who prerejected me. The interview was a fraud.

The purpose of my posting my personal experience is to challenge the notion being spread by the tech giants, especially Google, claiming that there are no qualified US STEM workers.

As I said here earlier, it is not enough to deny employment to US STEM workers, the tech giants have to smear us too.

If I was not able to bring that message across to you, I attempted to deliver my message describing my experience, a unique experience, to those who had not had it themselves.

Perhaps my delivery was not perfect, but I am not gifted with the same greatness in which God blessed you. I noticed that the word humility showed up in your signature. Perhaps, you should break out a dictionary and review its meaning, Sir.