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I am not convinced though. I don't think nooglers are assigned to Google Search team. They won't expose their search-algorithm to a rookie.
by l0nwlf 16y ago
I am not convinced though. I don't think nooglers are assigned to Google Search team. They won't expose their search-algorithm to a rookie.
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- nostrademons 16y agoIt's significantly easier to get into Google and then transfer to search quality than it would be to get into a graduate program, get the Ph.D, and then get the necessary data and machines to do top-level work in IR. Just look at the number of tenured professors that accept jobs at Google. FWIW, I've been working in Google Search Quality since I joined the company nearly two years ago. I don't work in ranking, but I have high-level knowledge of how the whole system works that's better than you'd get out of a textbook.
- l0nwlf 16y agoAfter a bit of googling I found out that I was wrong in assuming that search-team of Google is reserved only for veterans and freshers are not allowed. Also it's a fact that you learn more from industrial exposure than that of textbooks. As for OP, I got a nice resource, which may help him currently: http://www.ims.uni-stuttgart.de/ir/ http://www.ims.uni-stuttgart.de/ir/