I love technologies and is passionate about the mobile apps space. I love to develop mobile apps to solve problems and help to improve the lives of others!
I love technologies and is passionate about the mobile apps space. I love to develop mobile apps to solve problems and help to improve the lives of others!
Iβm guessing thereβs no word they could find to define a specific trait or characteristic thatβs why! Anyway, if you watch The Internship (2013), they talk about it in the movie too!
I love technologies and is passionate about the mobile apps space. I love to develop mobile apps to solve problems and help to improve the lives of others!
Hey ashutosh, thanks for reading and posting your concerns. If you feel confident about your profile and experience, you could try getting on LinkedIn to check if one of your friends is also a Googler! Then find a role and apply through his or her referral.
Nice post. However I am reading this book called "Software Engineering at Google" and they are discouraging the use of the term "Googley" because it is subjective.
I love technologies and is passionate about the mobile apps space. I love to develop mobile apps to solve problems and help to improve the lives of others!
Thank you for reading the post and providing me your honest feedback. Yes I came across certain sources which have the same sentiments, I wrote purely based on my experience and the guide they provided me. I believe itβs still up to how each individual carry themselves and the approach they want to take. :)
I love technologies and is passionate about the mobile apps space. I love to develop mobile apps to solve problems and help to improve the lives of others!
Hi!
I am Nirbhay Vashisht, a Computer Science Engineering Student from India.
(currently in final year)
For any enquiry contact me on Twitter @nirbhayvashisht
Location
New Delhi, India
Education
Bachelor of Technology in Computer Science Engineering
Work
Computer Science Engineering Student | Microsoft Learn Student Ambassador
I love technologies and is passionate about the mobile apps space. I love to develop mobile apps to solve problems and help to improve the lives of others!
I love technologies and is passionate about the mobile apps space. I love to develop mobile apps to solve problems and help to improve the lives of others!
Firstly, thank you for reading! My definition of good is elaborated briefly in my first paragraph. Though itβs from a renown and reputable university, among my friends, I have the lowest cumulative score (without honours for a direct honours course). Only good enough to get me to a startup at the start and thatβs because I picked up mobile development skill during my internship.
I love technologies and is passionate about the mobile apps space. I love to develop mobile apps to solve problems and help to improve the lives of others!
I love technologies and is passionate about the mobile apps space. I love to develop mobile apps to solve problems and help to improve the lives of others!
Wow! Congratulations. I love your term, "Googleyness"! Good luck at Google :)
It's not a term I came out with! Its actually from Google themselves and its one component they access candidates on. :)
Can check it out here.
You are so honest! It's still a great term! :) :)
Iβm guessing thereβs no word they could find to define a specific trait or characteristic thatβs why! Anyway, if you watch The Internship (2013), they talk about it in the movie too!
Well, it's sound great to hear this, congratulations!
What we struggle is getting out profile shortlisted. This account for 50% effort. Can you help us out here
Hey ashutosh, thanks for reading and posting your concerns. If you feel confident about your profile and experience, you could try getting on LinkedIn to check if one of your friends is also a Googler! Then find a role and apply through his or her referral.
Surely he is now , Cheers :)
Nice post. However I am reading this book called "Software Engineering at Google" and they are discouraging the use of the term "Googley" because it is subjective.
Thank you for reading the post and providing me your honest feedback. Yes I came across certain sources which have the same sentiments, I wrote purely based on my experience and the guide they provided me. I believe itβs still up to how each individual carry themselves and the approach they want to take. :)
Imagine that. A subjective experience report.
Congratulations <3 and good luck.
Make dream come true.
Thank you so much for your well wishes! All the best to you too! Keep striving :)
Congratulationsπ
(It was a great articleπ―)
Thank you for reading. Glad it's helpful to you!
What do you mean by a good degree? It means you don't have a 'reputed' college degree?
Firstly, thank you for reading! My definition of good is elaborated briefly in my first paragraph. Though itβs from a renown and reputable university, among my friends, I have the lowest cumulative score (without honours for a direct honours course). Only good enough to get me to a startup at the start and thatβs because I picked up mobile development skill during my internship.
Congratulations and good luck! Great article btw
Thank you for reading and for your well wishes!
Awesome congrats more proof that dreams can come true with hard work and belief!
Yes and yes! Keep chasing and keep believing!