Our interns have the opportunity to work on some of Google’s most cutting edge and innovative projects - not only in engineering, but across sales and other business functions, bringing a fresh perspective to the work done at Google. To show you just how much of an impact interns make and to highlight their unique experiences, we’re bringing you a special blog series: Google Intern Insights. Make sure to look out for the different interns being featured on the blog throughout the fall! Where are you from? Where and what do/did you study at University? What inspired you to apply for this internship, and what made Google appealing to you as a potential intern? Google Adcamp EMEA (read my article about the experience here ). If you haven't heard of AdCamp before, it’s 3 days of pure awesomeness! You get to spend those 3 days in the Google office, meet other students from across EMEA, attend product talks from seasoned Google employees, and explore Dublin.What type of internship are you doing? What does your workday look like? What’s something you’ve accomplished during your internship (thus far) that you’re most proud of? Or something you’re looking forward to working on? At Google you have an opportunity to collaborate with people from many different backgrounds. What moment stood out to you, where diversity in the team made for better and more innovative work? We all know Googlers and interns love the food and the other perks. Outside of some of the well-known perks, what’s your favorite part about working at Google? What does “being Googley” mean to you? What do you like most about your Google office and its locations? What will you do after your internship? What are your top 2 tips to potential student applicants? Enter the Google Online Marketing Challenge: this will show that you have first hand experience with AdWords and running online marketing campaigns.
Become a blogger and have your own website: blogging is a great way to raise your personal profile and share your ideas. It also shows recruiters that you are dedicated and hardworking (if you post frequently). If you set up advertising on the blog (Via Google Adsense) and tracking (Via Google Analytics) it instantly shows recruiters you have first hand product knowledge.
Interested in joining the Google team? Check out our student positions today and apply! EEA work authorization is required for roles supporting EEA markets.
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Awesome share. I remember being an intern in the writing agency. This was the best period in my life. I got a lot of thesis statement writing tips and other useful stuff on writing. That was a cool time.
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