Noticed a lot of posts about joining Google in a very short time. Did they significantly ramp up hiring, or lower the bar?
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Yes India is the only office which expand aggressively now
Is this going around within company dashboards? I'm kind of on the verge of getting an offer from Google India, but now I feel bad that it's not *special* anymore π’
Most offices wonβt be special anymore. e.g Japan, singapore
Aggressive hiring
Is this going around within company dashboards? I'm kind of on the verge of getting an offer from Google India, but now I feel bad that it's not *special* anymore π’
India is the prime focus for many tech companies and not just Google. Google has opened new product areas in India which never existed before and hence the aggressive hiring. That haven't lowered the bar so no reason to feel bad. Good luck with the offer!!
Well the CEO is Indian. What do you expect? No head count in the US but a lot in India
Bruh!! π€¦ββοΈ Cheaper to hire same quality of engineers in India.
The same applies for Eastern Europe though so why the discrepancy
So settle for 4x less people and take on the complications of working with multiple country governments.
You're assuming 100% literacy rate in India ? LOL Roughly 8% have a college education in India so that's like 80 million who would be eligible in India based on that fact alone. Now how many actually did CS? Not to mention working in a country which has a higher cost of business than a majority of Eastern Europe
You might have a point there. I don't have the stats to either agree or disagree with you on this.
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Seriously? Sources?