Google provides many benefits to its employees including $8,000 per year for continuing education, $5,000 for adopting a child, and up to $2.5 lakh for staying at Google for one year. It offers over 120 hours of training per year and receives 2 million job applications annually. Google has a flat, non-hierarchical structure and open culture that values fairness. It offers amenities like on-site doctors, gyms, massages, shuttles, and free gourmet food. Performance reviews use a 360 degree feedback system. Training includes on-the-job, classroom, and lectures. Employees are paid above market rates but performance improvement plans exist for low performers. Benefits include unlimited sick
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Highlights the enthusiasm of employees at Google, emphasizing their experiences and the community.
Details financial and educational benefits like $8K for education, $5K for adoption, and training opportunities.
Describes Google's flat, non-hierarchical structure that promotes transparency and collaboration.
Explores Google's Type Z culture, emphasizing openness, fairness, and flexible work arrangements.
Outlines unique cultural features such as pets at work, diverse recreational facilities, and healthy food options.
Lists amenities such as on-site doctors, gyms, gourmet food, and various supportive workplace services.
Describes the procedures for documenting roles, duties, and job profiles through meetings and reports.
Explains focusing on internal promotions, detailed candidate search, and challenging selection processes.
Introduces the 360-degree performance appraisal system used at Google for comprehensive evaluations.
Details diverse training methods, including on-the-job training and programs like GoogleEDU and soft skills training.
States that Google's employees are motivated by desire to create impact rather than just monetary rewards.
Details the pay-for-performance structure and mention of BOD interventions for salary adjustments.
Emphasizes the competitive salary structure and commitment to providing above-market compensation.
Reviews unique perks like unlimited sick leaves, an education leave program, and language classes.
Presents the distribution model for employee's time spent on various activities to foster innovation.
Discusses best practices including credibility, respect, fairness, and fostering camaraderie among employees.
Highlights critics of Google's processes including hiring duration, challenges in growth, and company culture gaps.
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2.
INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT
GOOGLE
• $8K/year for you to continue your
education.
• $5K if you are adopting a kid.
• Stay in Google for 1 year and get away
with $2.5 lakh.
• 120 hours of Training per year.
• 2 million Job Applicants per year.
ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE
• TypeZ US firm (Ouchi’s Framework).
• Open Culture
• 3 principles support the practice of
Fairness in an organization.
• Flexible working hours
• Work from home
5.
UNIQUE CULTURAL ASPECTS
Ethical Lava lamps
Dogs Massage chairs Double rooms
Football Ping-pong tables
Darts Assorted video
games
Social Groups Outdoor sitting
Customer-responsive Healthy Food
Snacks and Drinks Spiritual.
6.
AMENITIES OFFERED
On-site Doctor Gym
Hundreds of recreational facilities Massage therapy
Shuttle Service
20% of time on independent projects
Financial planning classes
Free Gourmet food
Child care Bring pet to work
Car Wash Bike Repair Stock Option
Health fare Dry Cleaning
Company Movie Day Bike repair
Dry Cleaning Discount for products
7.
HUMAN RESOURCE PLANNING
•Cross check the documents describing
roles and duties.
• Conduct several meetings with Head
Engineers.
• Final Report related to the Job Profile
8.
RECRUITMENT & SELECTION
•Promote from within
• Process
– Suitable Profile Search
– Challenging Interviews and Selection
Process
– On boarding the candidate (Induction)
• How they decide?
TRAINING & DEVELOPMENT
•On – the – job training
– Class training
– Departmental meetings
– Lectures by famous personnel
• Search Inside Yourself (S.I.Y)
• GoogleEDU
• Training on Soft Skills as well as Hard
Skills
11.
“People don’t workat Google for
the money. They work at Google
because they want to change the
world with enjoying their life!”
12.
COMPENSATION STRUCTURE
• Pay– for – performance.
• Employees were paid 12% above the
market.
• BOD requested for reduction in salary.
• Low Performance Improvement Plan
PERKS & BENEFITS
Unlimitedsick leaves
Global Education Leave Program
Classes on a variety of subjects
Foreign language lessons
$8K/Year in tuition reimbursement