Google Jobs

[keary31]

Hi
i dont know if this is been done before.
But does anyone know about Google admin jobs and how to apply for them is it through an agency.
i know theres jobs on there website most are IT
any advice be great

 

[ClubMan]

What do you mean by "admin"? Systems administration etc.? If so they seem to list such jobs here:

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[Boyd]

I'd say OP meant "office style" admin jobs, ala temping/receptionist

 

[ClubMan]

I'd say OP meant "office style" admin jobs, ala temping/receptionist

Maybe under SG&A on that link so? Judging by that site Google don't hire via agencies - just direct.

 

[keary31]

yes i meant oiffice types jobs
think ill do hope my cv and send it in and see from there

 

[Complainer]

think ill do hope my cv and send it in and see from there

I'm not sure that this is a great idea, and it might even be a negative thing for you. You need to find out more about how Google recruit for these jobs. They might use a specific agency or an outsourcing company. You need find somebody in your network (like a friend of a friend) who works there and have a chat.

 

[pit76ty]

sugest you go directly and speak bring with you cv

 

[Latrade]

There are numerous websites and texts dedicated to the mysteries of Google Recruitment.

It's well worth spending the time to read up on as much as you can, especially as to how to approach them in the first place.

However, as far as I'm aware they do not use or even entertain agencies. They have no problems with spec letters and cvs being sent in though, but do some research just to see the kind of things they look for as they are notoriously picky.

Unfortunately most of the information available is with regards to the tech and engineering jobs. But, they apply the same rigourous and extremely high expectations on all staff, so the information is still relevant.

 

[ClubMan]

However, as far as I'm aware they do not use or even entertain agencies. They have no problems with spec letters and cvs being sent in though, but do some research just to see the kind of things they look for as they are notoriously picky.

From the bottom of every job listed on the link that I posted earlier:

To all recruitment agencies: Google does not accept agency CVs. Please do not forward CVs to our jobs alias, Google employees or any other company location. Google is not responsible for any fees related to unsolicited CVs.

 

[Latrade]

From the bottom of every job listed on the link that I posted earlier:

Yup, thought so. Though, the spec letter and cv from an individual themselves isn't frowned upon.

 

[jjl245]

I would take every approach you can to meet someone who actually works with google who can put you in touch with HR...check out linkedin, etc...