Google interviewers were known to ask brain teasers to job applicants, with others believing this was their way of testing an applicant’s critical-thinking skills. One such famous question involves figuring out a way to escape a blender that will activate in a minute after you’ve been shrunk down and thrown into its glass jar.
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