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heading to a conf in a week in florida, there will be some traffic talk round tables.
I have been learning alot about SE traffic, sorta my hobby, run a few sites and am about to launch some new pda technology.
If you drive around, there are lots of signs with the Google logo that you could take a snapshot of though.
Thrilling!
Thrilling :) but it does happen:- (message 13)
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Googleguy if you are looking out the window over the next few days watch out for Gateway ;)
Or invite Googleguy for a tour around your kitchen ... and give him a picture of the 'beware of the dog sign' :)
Seriously though, why not drop the CEO a nice letter, you never know! You've nothing to lose that's for sure.
get a job as a janitor there for a week! ;-)
Quote from GoogleGuy June 12, 2003
Q: Do they give tours of the Googleplex?
A: I don’t think that there are tours in general. Although once I was looking out a window and I saw something neat. A car pulled up pretty fast and stopped right outside the Googleplex. Three people piled out and gathered out front in front of the sign for our building. One person snapped a picture of the other two guys standing in front of the “Google” sign. Then they hopped back in the car and drove off. It didn’t take over two minutes. :)
maybe if you turn up at HQ wearing:
[googlestore.com...]
they will let you in?
Shak
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jokeing aside, just curious about the google campus.. im not a stalker i sware, just a geek who likes technology :)
I fully expected that link to be a female counterpart of the first one, and my thought process was exactly thus:
"Whoa! Google makes women's underwear? I need me a pair!"
Such a shame. If I had I'm Feeling Lucky undies I'd be invincible. (Well, not as invincible as when I was 2 and had Wonder Woman Underoos. Those ruled. Do they still make those? Say, in a size 7?)
Hm. Ok, I should stop talking about underwear.
The Google website makes the Googleplex sound so cool. I want to go there and sit on their bouncy ball chairs and surround myself with retro dot-com chic. I want to become a Googler! But they don't need my negligible skills... :( Think it would help if I went and got a PhD?
On the tours topic, do other search-related companies (like Yahoo, let's say) typically offer tours? If most such companies have tours, I wonder why Google doesn't. I've only been on one company tour. My father worked for Maytag in Newton, Iowa, and I toured the factory when I was 10. Boy, was that exciting... :)
What would be the Microsoft equivalent of the "I feel lucky" boxer shorts that were featured earlier in this thread?