Applying to Google. Or just stealing food.
Recently a few friends of mine have applied to Google - without letting me refer them. It makes me cry inside. :-(
So, I'll make the following statements:
So, I'll make the following statements:
- If I know you (or you know someone I know), and you want to apply to Google, send me your resume. I'll submit it for you.
- If I don't know you, you're welcome to send me your resume anyway. If your resume looks good, I'd have no problems referring you. No promises though :-).
- If you know me or anyone I know: Yes, we have free food. It's tasty and free for guests as well. Join me!
Do you think a employee reference would be any better than going through the career website ? apart from typing in the profile details over and over again ?
I have got a call from Google couple of times but never have gone beyond the 3rd ph screen. Also, what I hear from the recruiter that I cannot apply for the same position withing a year, chances are, not just me but a lot of people who are pretty good to loose interest.
I am going to apply for a media coordinator postion. I have never applied to google before and currently i am in radio.
The job description for that job wasn't very technical. I am very passionate about the internet and "new-media." I would love to get into Google and grow into all of that stuff.
I do have a lot of media experience, service experience (Verizon Wireless) and I am passionate and hungry to learn and work.
If you are still updating your blog and you read this please contact me. I would love to get your opinion on my resume etc..
Thanks!
cool. so much did referral bonus did u make from annonymous friends?
-annonymous friend.
I am interested in Google, but there's just a form application process, without a human to contact. After the application is submitted, what if a recruiter never gets into contact? Is there a person to follow up with? Where should one send an email? How long should it take for someone to contact you?