Because they get permission to record and release. Essentially a corporate marketing video. It helps that she's a black woman, mother, and loves commuting to the office lol
A day in the life working at the Atlanta Google office. Sheesh
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Because they get permission to record and release. Essentially a corporate marketing video. It helps that she's a black woman, mother, and loves commuting to the office lol
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Man, that is crazy given your background.12 years of experience (ERP/CRM Consulting, Project Management)...Supply Chain, Revenue Operations, etc in several industries
Gone 4-5 rounds of interviews @ TikTok, Meta, Google, etc
I can't even get a recruiter call at Nvidia....Nvidia, and OpenAI might be the most competitive companies to join
Who the fukk is managing to get interviews with those two companies then, former CEO's?
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Google pays good as fukk and has creme de la creme benefits. They can pick and choose who they want. Not sure why folks in here think they have to do recruitment videos to attract talent.Man, that is crazy given your background.
Who the fukk is managing to get interviews with those two companies then, former CEO's?
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Yeah, basically embedded systems if I can get lucky enough but we'll see because we've been moving away from hardware lately.
Hardware though definitely has less tolerance for pure remote as some companies don't want you to be bringing their equipment away from your home lab. They may still be remote, but they don't want you working anywhere else outside of their office and your home. Some equipment though isn't very portable either, depending on what you're working on. It's tough because that stuff interests me the most, but it's lifestyle is a downgrade.
When you're pure software you can basically work from anywhere in the world as long as you have a laptop.
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It's a tax write off and tax credit for Google
that’s my cousins old work.
I went to school with ol girl’…I ain’t know she was a content creator
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They definitely one of the best in terms of pay, benefits, etc. No remote though is a dealbreaker for many.
I'm just saying the very best companies will do the same but give 100% remote work on top of it, plus more interesting problems and prestige which will basically attract the best of the best as their main interest over working for Google.
Google was definitely the top dog late 2010's though and still up high but now NVIDIA is their own class at the very top.
NVIDIA is simply running laps around the tech, R&D and Engineering world.
They're doing so and completely avoided layoffs as well: zero layoffs these last few years. They're the True Tech Industry right now and the People's Champion. When they say the cream rises to the top, that's NVIDIA.
All that and they're basically about to break computing at the end of this year and did it again with no layoffs, 100% remote work, treating employees with respect, etc. They simply don't cut corners.
Google definitely will attract talent, but they're not the first on the list anymore.
When you're basically about to turn the world upside down with your tech and you have White, Black, Asian, Latin and Middle Eastern employees working there rating your company an "A", you're doing something right.
I honestly hope Jensen Huang keeps running that company. Dude may be the greatest CEO of the last 100 years IMHO. Complete blend of technical knowledge, innovative thinking and humanity.
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I was being too honest on my resume with work gaps.Man, that is crazy given your background.
Who the fukk is managing to get interviews with those two companies then, former CEO's?
I'm going to give it another go around September
Compared to the average job, you're right.
There are a bunch of other companies offering better pay and benefits than Google.
+ Remote work
Good for shorty. Happy to see a successful breh/Brehettes in Tech
I wouldn't mind going into work if my office was like this
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I work in HR and handle recruitment for my company. Every remote job we post has anywhere from 700 to 1500 applicants within a week. While remote work is most peoples preference, the competition is stiff.
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EXACTLY my thought! Props for seeing it thru as well.
Theres tons of other videos like this
