It seems like everyone and their mother are getting into Google (including myself). I’m wondering if gone are the days of prestige and fun times on campus and downhill rolling like Meta is. To quote an article, “Someone in the human-resources department explained to us new joiners that it was more likely for someone to get in a plane crash or be accepted to Harvard than to get a job at Google”.
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Everyone else is just someone that spent their entire life to grind for the luxury to pay 60k a year to be educated and get picked on by the rich kids for being poor. Ivy league is overrated and its often full of people that have huge running egos which in turn is brilliant when you find out they can't actually do jack shit with a keyboard.
Google therefore is still hard and prestigious, despite it not being truly close to impossible to get in like say 10 years ago.