Thursday, October 14, 2004

Google on a Hiring Spree in India

An Associated Press article is reporting that the founders of Google, Larry Page and Sergey Brin, want to tap the Indian market by recruiting 'extraordinary talented entrepreneurial people who want to make a big change in the world'. Brin admits however that they may have come to this realization a little late in the game.



Researchers in Bangalore will work with their counterparts in Google's U.S. offices to conceptualize new services and develop software, they said.
"This includes developing search engines that will present results based on speech input or drawings, ones that will work in more languages than at present, personalizing search results to suit individual preferences, and new features for Google's new e-mail service."





VIA: Raghu's NetLog

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