How To Get a Job At a Mega-Corp
Barence writes "'With the economic hangover starting to wear off, the technology giants are once again recruiting in earnest. Apple, Google, and Microsoft all have vacancies on their websites, and now could be the perfect time to land a job at one of computing's biggest hitters.' PC Pro talked to people inside Microsoft, Apple, and Google to discover how to track down the best jobs, and what it takes to get through the arduous selection and interview processes." With lots of experience both within and without, what other words of wisdom can be offered to those wishing to break into a mega-corp?
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And with garden-variety Caucasians you have around a 50-50 chance. They tend to be impatient.
Idealistic, young, shrewd people know that working 80+ hours a week for a megacorp is a hiding to nothing since by definition, megacorps are marketing-driven and can't produce anything truly interesting and exciting.
If you are really clever, you will work for a reasonable company 35-45 hours a week and pursue your dreams in your own time on your own terms.
Why sacrifice yourself to a bunch of ignorant, blinkered PHBs?
Stick Men
Yes, it would be much better and environmentally friendly if we all lived like medieval peasants. Al Gore can rule over us from his 12 bedroom mansion, and drive down in his massive SUV and feed us scraps from the troves of food he bought with his carbon credit scam.
Best way to get hired is to show initiative. Its not difficult to get into the corporate world. Have a "can do" attitude, show a little independence and ability to learn.
20th century Marxism is not progress...