Cracking the Tech Career: Insider Advice on Landing a Job at Google, Microsoft, Apple, or any Top Tech Company

Still reading and studying it but the long wait has impaired my then pressing needs to know. I am sure I will be able to apply this information in the coming months. I would caution that this may not be in inventory and appears the seller is dependent on print on demand sourcing.

Appreciate Gayle's thorough approach. Definitely recommend for new college grads and those who never worked in tech and are looking for their 1st job in this space. This book is a beast and for me was best used by skipping around to relevant materials. Some of the sections such as resumes, etc. might be common sense but could be useful for others. I work at a top tech company and can say that Gayle is spot on with some of her insights. Found the interview section very useful. Would have appreciated a less dry approach ala Ramit Sethi. But wish it came from the author as she obviously is an expert in this job category.

Your career is one of the most important aspects of your life. For the tech world, there are few books and resources which give you an insider's view of how the whole process works. Fortunately this book does. It covers both resume and interview preparation, as well as tech culture, handling and negotiating offers, and even career planning once you're in.What I like most about this book is its frankness and readability. The offers and opportunities you get are strongly related to how others perceive you, and having the knowledge in this book will give you insight into the other side of the table. That translates to confidence and better offers. I can't think of a better investment of $10 and a few hours, for getting your first offer or improving your career.If there's any shortcoming to this book, it's that it could be longer. Fortunately the author is on the website Quora and goes into detail on many specific questions.

I was not so sure to order when there are many bad reviews. But “Hey,It only takes 0.2 second to be a winner in formula1 racing, if this help me 1% better than other competitors, It will do”. ABC!

This book focuses more on how to get your foot in the door of a great tech company. If you are hoping to get information on the different career paths within tech companies and how suited you could be for the different roles available, then this will not help much. I would say it's a must read for high school students who are considering a tech career, or for people who want to switch to a tech career.

Very very Helpful book, specially if you are from other country than US. I probe it all the tips and recommendation and I WORKS !!excellent bookThank you Gayle, thank you so much !Pablo

Great an motivational book that lived up to my expectations! I recommend it to anyone who is intrigued by its description and title. The author shares her own stories and perspectives of the hiring process which she's got from working at several top tech companies. The book also provides plenty of concrete tips and pointers to consider for each step of the recruitement process.(TIP: I was originally looking for "the Google Résumé" when I instead found this book. This book is essentially a 2nd edition of "the Google Résumé". Between the two, I chose this one here and I wasn't dissapointed.)

Excellent advice.

Useful book in general, but the title is completely missleading.It shouldn't be called "Cracking the Tech Carrier", but "Cracking the Tech Job Interview".The first 15 chapters of the book are about passing the interview and getting the job.And only the last 16th chapter is about actually managing your career when you already have a job.So about 95% of the book is NOT about having a successful career in Tech, but instead about getting a job in tech.

I’m in tech, and through my own experience I already knew a good amount of what was in the book. However, I still found a lot of great insights and tips into areas that were not as known to me. I definitely recommend this book!

Very useful.good for both job searching and improving coding skills. My son still read it after got a job

Author has explained aboutvthe work culture of big companies in silicon valley.how work is managed and her experience in the field. She had lots of experience in this field.she also advises the readers about choices one should make and how to carry on in such big companies.

It's a great book, it helps you be prepared to any kind of interview! It helps you be more critical on your own achievements and performance.