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"A DigitalPoint Forums thread asks for tips in his job interview at Google.  But how does one actually get a job at Google?  Honestly, I never worked at Google, so I don't know, but how would I go about getting a job at Google?\n\n\nApplying for a Job at Google:\n\nFirst look for job openings in the location that suits me best.  For me, that would be the New York location.\nThen I would look for my area of expertise.  Hmm, I know how facilities work and I am a safe guy, so maybe the Security and Safety Manager.\nI would then read the requirements of the job and make sure I fit them to a dime.  If I don't, which I don't here (I don't have \"8 years experience with physical security, workplace safety, investigations and executive protection\"), then I would keep looking.\nAfter I find the job that fits me best, I would apply.\n\n\n\nIf you are lucky enough, then you get a job interview.  I suspect typically via the phone first.\n\n\nThe Google Phone Interviews:\n\nDo a ton of research on those who already work at Google, specially in that department.\nKnow who is interviewing you and know the recent topics of discussion that he or she may have dealt with recently.\nKnow the job and how to answer questions about it.\nRead about Google's company culture and be gun-ho about it.\n\n\nAfter that, if you are lucky, you probably will get other phone interviews, again, stay on top of the ball.  I assume if you are good enough, you may get an in person interview. \n\n\nThe Google In-Person Interview:\n\nEverything above applies\nBe natural and yourself, don't try to be something your not - it will look bad\nI think you would most likely dress casual, but it depends on the job you are going after.\nBe curious, ask a bunch of questions - it will show you are into Google.\nOf course, don't smell bad, look clean, and the generic stuff there.\nRead about past in-person interviews.\n\n\nThere are plenty of blog entries and articles out on the web about past job interviews at Google.  You can learn a lot from them. I am sure I missed a ton of items, but I never applied for a job at Google - so I wouldn't know.\n\n\nForum discussion at DigitalPoint Forums.\n\n\nPostscript: Wired has a blog post explaining How to Dress for Your Google Interview, which may be helpful for those reason this article."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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