What Its Like Working at Google and How to Get Hired

What Its Like Working at Google and How to Get HiredWhat Its Like Working at Google and How to Get HiredDo you want to work for google? Do you want to know what are your odds? Do you know what are some of the best benefits you will get? Continue readingGoogle receives approximately 1,000,000 resumes every year. They choose approximately 4,000 to 6,000 new employees annually. It makes your chances to get a job in Google only around 0,1% to 0,4%.Dont worry though. As Google becomes larger every year, they hire more new employees. In 2002 Google has only had around 2,000 employees. Right now it is around 54,000.According to Google, you have to be different and smart to work for them At Google, we dont just accept difference we celebrate it, we support it, and we thrive on it for the benefit of our employees, our products and our community. Google is proud to be an equal opportunity workplace and is an affirmative action employer.If you still are leid sure, why should you be interested in working for Google, check out these benefits you will be receivingIf you dont like going too far to get a food, get a job in Google. Google believes, that its employees should not go for food further than 150 feet. Thats why there are food stations all over the placeSince we are talking about food, google provides healthy and tasty food for all of its employees 3 times a dayDo you love your dog? Google is a dog friendly company. If your dog is well-behaved, feel free to take him with youGoogle employees (frequently called Googlers) are encouraged to ride company provided bicycles around the GoogleplexGoogle provides a doctor meetings and check ups right in the Googleplex for its Googlers. Only happy and healthy employees can do spectacular jobIt provides its Googlers and their families with health and travel coverageGoogle encourages engineers and other employees, to spend 20% of their working time on their own ideasTo get an idea which steps to take in order to get a job in goog le, check out this infographic by themuse.comsource themuse.com, steegle.comDo you like this story? Share it with your friends.Share Your Feedback or Ideas in the Comments