[masom]

This becomes quickly apparent in a smaller company or if you have a manager that knows what they are doing.

You'll get hired, if you pass the technical interviews, but if you cannot contribute at the level they hired you, you'll be exited and that will be suspicious for your next application.

[thinkingtoilet]

>but if you cannot contribute at the level they hired you, you'll be exited

But this is the case for anyone anywhere, it doesn't effect the OPs position one way or another.

[johnnyanmac]

it'd be quicker if they feel you either lied or do not live up to your name. Easier to fire you and find someone on your level but much cheaper.

[blitzar]

> This becomes quickly apparent in a smaller company or if you have a manager that knows what they are doing

Sounds like an unlikely problem and by then you can pull a reverse end run around your manager to their manager who doesn't know what they are doing and will believe anything the guy who worked at google says.

Most people here actually work for that guy.