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#1 techclave

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Posted 02 September 2007 - 07:23 PM

hi friends..!

It is my greatest ambition to work in Google. This is my ambition from my very young age.

Now I am doing my Bachelor of Engineering in Information Technology, 3rd year in India.

There are many companies coming to my college for placements but Google is not among the companies which come here. But I am very desperate to get a job in Google.

I have heard that getting a job in Google is a very very though task. Is it true?

What are the qualifications do I need to get a job in Google?

Is there any extra certification which I should do for a better chances of getting into Google?

Thank you...

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Posted 02 September 2007 - 07:29 PM

I have no knowledge on this subject. However, I do believe getting into Google would be a very hard task. But, if you do manage to get in, I doubt you would regret it, all the money they make has to go some where.

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Posted 03 September 2007 - 02:05 AM

View PostGamerGlitch, on Sep 2 2007, 12:29 PM, said:

I have no knowledge on this subject. However, I do believe getting into Google would be a very hard task. But, if you do manage to get in, I doubt you would regret it, all the money they make has to go some where.
You mean into the pockets of the head honchos? :XD:

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Posted 03 September 2007 - 02:56 AM

Well here is an example if what you would have to do in your area expertise:

Software Engineer

Technical Lead/Manager

As you can see you need to be doing a lot of hard work to be even considered, now in your case as being a student theGoogle Operations in India web page might be of some interest to you.

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Posted 04 September 2007 - 12:39 PM

hard no i went to a caree expo and there was a google stand there seeing if i wanted a job i got a ton of free google stuff

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Posted 06 September 2007 - 04:50 AM

There was a news program months ago talking about how cool and how its the best place in the world work for, especially seeing how all the people who work there were able to have free food as well as a lot of other luxuries. Personally I'd love to work for Google although I have heard that there are very stringent requirements in order to get in. But I imagine once you get in it be very well worth it.

The founders of Google basically create a utopian society within their company although I guess that that is possible because they have billions and billions of dollars at their disposal. If you go Youtube and check out their videos you'll see that people who work there get many perks such as free food free haircuts, free laundry services, as most free car washes and oil changes. I think I read somewhere that Google gets roughly 3000 resumes every day in the odds of being able to work for them is very slim. So all I can say is good luck, and I wish you the best in a getting in. I assume that you are trying to get into the headquarters in California?

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Posted 14 September 2007 - 11:24 AM

Yes!Work In google is very hard and difficult if you don't have inteligent and somethings albout computer.I think you should take part in other company about computer but google

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Posted 22 September 2007 - 05:52 AM

dont have any idea on that part! may be thats because i dont like google! all i know is its very very difficult to get in google. you need to be a geek on what you do and you must know a lot about your job in google. think about this, google gets millions of CV's worldwide and why is it going to choose you to work with them? you must have something to provide google inorder to grab their attention. so prepare yourself.

it could be hard to work with them. you know you might have to work under extreme pressure and might have to complete your job on time. but hey working is always a hard thing to do. its only sweet when you love what you do. dont be affraid of working hard. being a college student myself i work part time for a software firm and sometimes i feel like its too difficult for me to hang on....working under extreme pressure and working for the clock freaks me out...but again i love what i do.

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Posted 22 September 2007 - 06:28 AM

View PostSaint_Michael, on Sep 3 2007, 10:56 AM, said:

Well here is an example if what you would have to do in your area expertise:

Software Engineer

Technical Lead/Manager

As you can see you need to be doing a lot of hard work to be even considered, now in your case as being a student theGoogle Operations in India web page might be of some interest to you.

Working for google is cool as they are always developing next-gen technologies and ways to search and navigate the vast internet. I am particularly interested in the software engineer position posted so let us take a look at the requirements.

Requirements:

* BS or MS in Computer Science or equivalent (PhD a plus). - wow PhD just for entry!
* Several years of software development experience. - several could mean u r a veteran so fresh grads very slim chance
* Extensive experience programming in C++ and/or Java. - extensive could mean many projects completed
* Enthusiasm for solving interesting problems. - this is a interesting requirement & could be how they would test u on the spot
* Experience with Unix/Linux or Windows environments, C++ development, distributed systems, machine learning, information retrieval, network programming and/or developing large software systems a plus. - wide coverage of topics mean u have to be well versed in many aspects so they could be looking at a all-rounded intellectual guy

After looking thru each requirement, there is no doubt many believe that it is tough to apply for a software engineer position @ google but if u got what it takes then go ahead and give it a try, no harm trying rite?

anyway i hope u guys can comment on what i think about applying for google and feel free to add on to what I already mentioned.

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Posted 22 September 2007 - 08:14 AM

I am sure that is one of the hardest things to achieve on this planet, however if you do manage to get inside Goodle, you are a winner! I remember I read somewhere about how they treat their employees. I tell you, I was totally impressed. They have everything from gim, sauna, recreational centres for tennis etc. and all other wellness things included in their job directly at the place, where the company is.

Of course all the money does not go directly to employees but it is not all about the money, it is the atmosphere which is great in google and that makes it such a good job in my opinion.

Succeed in getting this job is probably one of the hardest things ever.. :P

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Posted 22 September 2007 - 11:22 AM

I heard that although google treat their employees like VIPs I heard that their salaries are rock bottom (around US$35,000 for a e-engineer)
but they still do get VIP-features on google's share market and stuff.

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Posted 22 September 2007 - 12:42 PM

Have you ever heard of the google recruitment advertisement? Perhaps you should look it, while it is old and no longer avalible - it is really cool and maybe yu should research it and it might give you an idea of the type of people they are looking for.

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Posted 05 February 2008 - 01:32 PM

yeah.... i heard of an advertisement by google for recruiting.

i heard that the ad read as,

"are you interested to work in google? visit www.?.com for more details."

we need to find the ? mark and visit that site to apply for job in google.

i really appreciate the talent and knowledge they expect from their employees.

csp4.0
is the information you gave reliable? i heard the other way.

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Posted 19 November 2008 - 04:40 AM

While you're a student you should try to involved in some projects on the Google Summer of Code, they might do some screening of new work force assets http://code.google.com/soc/2008/
They do it every year, it's a nice time to get ready and get acquainted with some open source code for next year.

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3. Is Google Summer of Code a recruiting program?
Not really. To be clear, Google will use the results of the program to help identify potential recruits. But that's not the focus of the program. Take a look at the organizations we've worked with in the past, and you'll see the vast majority are engaged in work that's not directly applicable to Google's business. That said, the more code out there, the more everyone benefits.

Additionally, we've heard from several of our past student participants that their participation in GSoC made them more attractive to potential employers, and most participants who have gained employment as a result of their GSoC work are not currently employed by Google. We're just pleased the program has helped some students when embarking on their technical careers. We're also pleased that the industry sees participation in the program as an additional factor to recommend a future employee.


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Posted 04 December 2008 - 10:53 AM

View Posttechclave, on Sep 2 2007, 07:23 PM, said:

hi friends..!

It is my greatest ambition to work in Google. This is my ambition from my very young age.

Now I am doing my Bachelor of Engineering in Information Technology, 3rd year in India.

There are many companies coming to my college for placements but Google is not among the companies which come here. But I am very desperate to get a job in Google.

I have heard that getting a job in Google is a very very though task. Is it true?

What are the qualifications do I need to get a job in Google?

Is there any extra certification which I should do for a better chances of getting into Google?

Thank you...




Dear friend don’t restrict yourself and your future to a single company why only google and why not other software concerns. Think about it. There are many companies into the field of software and it. And if you have the concerned skills in you , then you will be easily be able to acquire a good job out there. And a very best of luck for your dream job dear. May GOD bless you and help you in acquiring your dream job.

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Posted 19 January 2009 - 10:09 PM

I don't want to disappoint you but I think I should warn you that I recently read that in fact the act of entering in Google is tough thing.
The requirements they are looking for are high and tough too, but they are not impossible. Everybody that have enough power of will can get into.
Also like the member mentioned before, I have read somewhere how those employs are treated like Gods :P

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Posted 20 January 2009 - 12:19 AM

Well If you have what it takes then go for it, but I think before applying to Google, you should let the years pass, for you to gain experience in different companies and learn a lot of stuff that college doesn't teach you. And then after that try, maybe you are a genius in you career and they will take you! :P

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Posted 20 January 2009 - 02:32 AM

View Postipowerboy93, on Jan 19 2009, 06:09 PM, said:

I don't want to disappoint you but I think I should warn you that I recently read that in fact the act of entering in Google is tough thing.
The requirements they are looking for are high and tough too, but they are not impossible. Everybody that have enough power of will can get into.
Also like the member mentioned before, I have read somewhere how those employs are treated like Gods :P

That hits the nail on the head. have a friend of mine that tried to get a job a google. believe it or not just in the mail room. They checked him up down and all around to make sure he wasnt a spy or something from Mirosoft or someplace I guess. so you can guess of how they would check out someone who is dealing with software.

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Posted 21 January 2009 - 08:38 AM

View Posttechclave, on Sep 3 2007, 12:53 AM, said:

hi friends..!

It is my greatest ambition to work in Google. This is my ambition from my very young age.

Now I am doing my Bachelor of Engineering in Information Technology, 3rd year in India.

Hey friend,
Yes I agree getting into google is very hard...and being and Indian also adds to the difficulty...as the opportunities in India are very less and now when Global Recession is going on....It makes it more difficult.....now when every company is cutting cost ..not jobs are available and they say this crisis is going to last at least a couple of years....nothing is going our way.
I have the same ambition u have...and I am an Indian too...but now I concentrating to get any software job...and after that I shall keep trying for google. So best of luck to both of us.

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Posted 29 January 2009 - 05:33 AM

As afra as i know, this aint easy.Google being one of the giants nowadays, you'd have to be very good to get in.

Microsoft takes very brainy people but they lag behind in innovation. So you can imagine how sharp you need to be for Google to notice you then give you a post! lol!

For someone to get in and the get ditched by Google is next to impossible unless if you relax. There is no beating their test and then proving to be incompetent because its very difficult.

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Posted 30 January 2009 - 11:24 AM

I hope someday i would also be sight seeing from the window of a high sky scrapper which would belong to GOOGLE MICROSOFT SUN MICROSYSTEMS or some other multi national company

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Posted 03 April 2009 - 09:09 PM

I sure do hope to either work in Google or start my own company that will be just as innovative!

You have to be extremely sharp to be considered by Google and that alone can get you a good job elsewhere if you the fail the google interview!!




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