Google and Wall Street
My question is pretty simple
Will a non programming (yet extremely competitive) internship at Google hurt my chances on wall street (provided Google dosen't follow up with a job offer after the summer(do you blame me for having them as my first choice?))
Nothing?
How would it hurt your chances? What was the other option?
It would be very beneficial if you give your background, what type of job on wall street you are looking for after, and what job at Google. Reason being, certain positions at Google are looked upon very favorably in the consulting arena and engineer backgrounds at Google are encouraged at Wall Street firms that are looking for quant-focused individuals.
I'm assuming you're talking about the PM position. I'd say it wouldn't be looked upon unfavorably, it's a very competition position. Could be very relevant for tech banking.
Its a position in online sales and operations (Essentially Adsense (not the sales part of adsense) (possibly new product development))
Also, if you can give me the air speed velocity of a south african swallow, that would be of use, i seem to be having a debate about a particular coconut.
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This is relevant to my interests.
Bump for great justice
It disturbs me that nobody answered this.
Get a job at Google after you graduate!
Are you serious??????
Great quality of life, great perks/benefits, great brand name on resume, great networking
If your compensation ever levels off, go back for an MBA. B-schools luv teh googlz LOL.
Then do tech-banking, or consulting, or corp fin for Google, Apple, Dell, etc.
Don't be so narrow set on Wall Street. Google is a unique spot to be!
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