Google Analyst interview questions

Had two phone interviews and then a set of five on-site interviews. The phone interviews were pretty straightforward--one from the recruiter and another from a potential peer, which assessed if my basic qualifications matched the job requirements. Feedback at the end of each call was immediately given, which was nice and reassuring. The onsite interviews were basically scheduled back-to-back with 5 separate interviewers, 30 minutes each, and with one break in-between. Some of the interviewers were at remote offices, so I had needed to speak to those interviewers via video conferencing. On most of the phone and on-site interviews, the interviewers seemed a bit rushed with their 30-minute time limits. I didn't feel like I had much time to ask questions of my own, but the interviewers were generally polite in responding to my questions even though the sessions ran beyond the allocated 30-minutes each. All the interviewers appeared to be well prepared and trained for the recruiting process--each knew their specific role on the recruiting team. The hiring process appears to be very well organized. Everyone I had contacted were professional and generally warm, but seemed also rushed for time. Ultimately, the recruiter telephoned me several days later to tell me the outcome.

Got a call from a recruiter to discuss an analyst position. Mainly just talked about my experiences. The call seemed to go well and the recruiter said he'd pass along my resume to the team to move the process forward, but I got an email rejection a couple weeks later.