Billy and Nick are two good brothers. They have been doing business for decades in a sales company. They have gone from being a superstar to a boss who only sells limited products. While they were doing their best to promote a limited edition watch, a customer told them both that their company had closed down.
Angrily Billy and Nick found their boss, who told them lightly that the company had closed down because e-commerce and electronic technology had led the way. Their traditional salespersons who are customers and business development have been out. Therefore, when the company was disbanded, the two men who became a middle-aged good friend salesperson could only find their own way out.
They started looking for jobs everywhere, and suddenly, Billy found an opportunity to work as an intern at Google. It is said that it is an intern, but it is actually an intern. They need to be the most basic programmer at Google for a period of time, and then only those who pass the assessment can stay in the company. Generally, only 5% of people have the opportunity to stay.
In this way, Billy and Nick started their geeker career. They have to write APP, do various data analysis and report processing. While working as programmers, they made countless jokes. In order to stay, they even went to Stanford to find a teacher nicknamed Professor X to ask for the truth.
After the probation of the programmers' trial period, it came to the ultimate screening stage of Google. Can these two hapless salesmen who were halfway through their homes stay at Google and become real "program apes"?
