Google Celebrates Its 25th Anniversary, CEO Sundar Pichai Reveals His Search for Job Interview Tips at Google – Here’s the Full Story.
On the occasion of Google’s 25th anniversary, CEO Sundar Pichai took a moment to reflect on the evolution of the world’s leading search engine in a recent blog post. He not only shared the remarkable progress of Google but also made a surprising personal revelation: his own curiosity led him to seek advice from the very platform he oversees.
While recounting Google’s journey, Pichai expressed amazement at the search engine’s ability to provide precise answers to even the most obscure questions. He praised Google founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin for envisioning a revolutionary search engine that would help people navigate the vast sea of information on the internet. Google Search, the product of their vision, has since become an invaluable tool for billions of users worldwide.
Pichai revealed that, like any ordinary internet user, he too has turned to Google in pursuit of answers. He recounted a series of queries that ranged from mundane tasks like fixing a dripping faucet and finding the quickest route to Stanford Hospital to more personal challenges like soothing a crying baby.
However, one query stood out: “How to ace a Google interview?” Pichai once searched for this on Google and acknowledged that this question emerged in the spring of 2003, a momentous period when Google was already transforming the way we access information. Pichai did not explicitly elaborate on this point about whether the search for a Google interview helped him in some way.
Beyond his personal search history, Pichai also reflected on how technology has transformed communication. He contrasted the two-day wait his father endured to respond to an email sent from the US to India years ago with the lightning-fast communication his son enjoys today. This highlights the rapid evolution of technology and its profound impact on our lives.
Sundar Pichai’s reflections not only underscore the incredible journey of Google but also provide a unique glimpse into the CEO’s own experiences and the profound changes brought about by technology.
In addition to Pichai’s reflections, a recent leak has revealed the top 10 highest base salaries offered at Google across all industries. These salaries include Rs 5.90 crore for Software Engineers, Rs 3.28 crore for Engineering Managers, Rs 3.09 crore for Enterprise Direct Sales roles, Rs 2.62 crore for Legal Corporate Counsel positions, Rs 2.62 crore for Sales Strategy roles, and Rs 2.58 crore for UX Design positions. The list also encompasses salaries for Government Affairs & Public Policy (Rs 2.56 crore), Research Scientists (Rs 2.53 crore), Cloud Sales roles (Rs 2.47 crore), and Program Managers (Rs 2.46 crore).
