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Its innovations and creativity!! Whenever, there is a special occasion, the way it portrays on Google chrome search, it is inspiring!! I believe that Google knows that its real asset are humans, that's why interacting with common people like this makes it unique!! Google has its unique selling point! Moins

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Research.

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I haven't got any feedback since them.....

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Really ? have you tried to send them an email ? because I had a first round interview with them and never heard back as well Moins

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Process (front seat manual seat belt only for simplicity): Prerequisites: - Be inside car. - Be seated. - Be unbuckled. Step 1: move the hand farthest from your nearest window over your opposite shoulder, reaching just behind the window frame for the belt buckle. Step 2: Grab it and pull your hand across your body in a downward fashion, reaching for the space between your seat and the seat next to you, where you'll find the socket into which the buckle locks. Step 3: Match the hole in the socket with the buckle. It may take some practice. Step 4: CLICK! Benefits (from most to least likely to happen): - Avoiding minor injuries from hitting your head against the windshield when the person driving brakes too hard all of a sudden. - Being able to slide your nail against the side of the belt, making a "swish" noise which will potentially annoy everyone else inside the car, for endless fun. - Achieving a false sense of security. - Avoiding fines for not using it (where applicable). And not having to use one of these: http://static2.stuff.co.nz/1368495490/264/8670264.jpg - If you do end up having a real car crash, you won't have to worry about any nasty sequels, as you'll likely die caught in its relentless grip as your car explodes. - Avoiding dying when the car comes to an abrupt stop after having gathered enough momentum to throw you off through the windshield. Moins

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flight attendant, assume crash position...

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The question is intended to see how you deal with criticism and pressure. Can you shake off the implied insult of a question that should be answered the same as if they had asked, "Are your parents proud of your career aspirations?" Just answer truthfully: - If your parents are disappointed in you, what made you desire your career anyway? - If you chose to follow their desired career path for you, was there something you liked more, and if so, why didn't you choose that? - If you chose your career, and they're pleased, then nice work. I chose a profession that can be both fun and challenging, provides job security, and pays enough to provide for a family, and they're proud of that. Moins

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I also agree this is somewhat inappropriate. I would probably answer rather sarcastically - though truthfully: Since my father died at age 47, I imagine he's a lot more disappointed about that than me; for that matter, so is my mother. Moins

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I always connected with the brand and was inspired by the heritage and design of the products burberry has. It has a brand that values its heritage and still keeps up with modern times and blends the two together perfectly. Moins

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Classy stylishly smart Love ‘em all

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If your workplace ethics is very toxic, you can do me a great favor by not hiring me. This is because I don't function well in an environment where I couldn't walk up to a colleague asking for suggestions and feedback about my designs. Moins

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Thats upto you to find out :D

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Over 150 between 2014-2015. They fire people constantly. It is like a cult! Don't believe a word they say. Moins

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Don't let the arts & crafts, or crazy games fool you. You can't get up and go the bathroom without it being a pain. Moins

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I'm sorry that your having a bad day but may I help you find something?

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May I help you find something no okay you guys have a wonderful day

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The top reps are making 70K plus a year. If that's peanuts, you're nuts.

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Considering hard work doesn't scare most people from an opportunity with an industry leader, yes. We would. Moins