Think about what you achieved. You did what you could do and passed.
That's a positive experience.
If there's no real match, that's too bad. But still this is an experience you learned from. You will take this with you to other interviews.
And guess what ... There are so many other companies that are equally or more exciting. Unknown to most of us. I'm sure one of those will be happy to have you as a team member if you keep up this hard working, passionate attitude.
Keep us posted. Thought try to see the positive side from this story. It for sure wasn't all for nothing.
Interested to see where you will end up. In a way I hope it won't be Google. But at a team that is convinced they want you as a member.
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Thank you for the support! Hope it will work out, but if won't there are other places, like you said. it's hard though to see the good when you are deep inside
I'll help you :).
After studying for six weeks, you passed the google test!
Who can say that? :)
And there are so many exciting things going on. You're on steemit, which uses blockchain technology. There is IoT, there is machine learning.
Google a bit, find let's say 50 or so smaller companies (dynamic, fresh companies with enough resources) and contact them. You now know you pass their technical tests. You can be confident about that. I'm sure you'll find a good match then.
It's not only google that will change the world ... There are other 'googles' to come ...