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what to wear to GOOGLE? - Amanda - 03-15-2014 03:01 AM
hey there! so soon my class will be taking a field trip to GOOGLE! I'm very excited bc some day i hope to work at GOOGLE. just one thing, i don't know what to wear? yes, yes, i know it isn't like the white house or anything, not a huge deal, but i don't know, i'm just really excited for it. so pls help me choose what to wear? thank you! (:
- Candid Chris - 03-15-2014 03:15 AM
Just Google it!
- Lesus - 03-15-2014 03:25 AM
Wear what you normally wear to school.
- Jan - 03-15-2014 03:38 AM
At Google you don't really see a lot of people wearing suits... wear what you're most comfortable with.
But then again, it depends which office / datacenter you're going to. If you're going to a sales or marketing department, you may see that they're dressed a little more formal compared to the "geeks" who are creating code or working with all the high-tech hardware.
Just Google around a bit, there are plenty pictures online from people working at Google. You'll see what they wear.
The most important thing is that you're talking to the people there. They're VERY approachable. They won't let you in on any company secrets but they're social people. If you get on with an employee, just ask him for contact details saying you want to keep in touch. Tell him or her you're very excited about the company and that if any opportunities come up, you'd like to know about them. LinkedIn is always a good platform to be linked up
Google hires people of all sorts, so it doesn't really matter which field of expertise you're specializing in. However, it is an IT company, so if you're a brilliant programmer, you'll probably have the best chance to get a great job with them.
I think that if you're concerned about what to wear on your visit... you're focusing a little bit on the wrong things though! It's not that kind of company and that is one of the great things about them.