If you have been using the Google products (such as Google News, Checkout, Gmail, AdSense, AdWords, Earth, and Blogger) for quite some time and you have a lot to suggest on how they can be improved for user experience, you might want to apply for this job opening as an Online Operations Strategist.
The responsibilities of this job mainly include customer service support and product development assistance. A BA/BS degree and 2-4 years customer support and related tasks experience are required.
Sounds more of a call center agent job to me.
It’s one of the non-engineering Google jobs I’ve come across, which doesn’t happen too often.
Learn more about the details of this job here.
Ok, the job that all search engines made for that matter.
But Google is the most coveted search engine nowadays because of its constantly changing algorithm, thus the title.
So, what is this job that Google made?
The job that entails tasks that game search engines, Search Engine Optimizer or Search Engine Consultant. Anything that’s related to carrying out techniques that will make a website be loved by the search engines. Loved enough that it’d show on the first page of the search engine results.
There are a wide variety of benefits from search engine optimization but one of the most widely appreciated is its ability to generate sales for a business. So, yeah, search engine optimization is a very lucrative business nowadays.
The other effects of SEO include the ability to clean someone’s or some companies’ reputation, to make money from online ad networks and affiliate programs, and simply to get found.
So do you think you need a search engine professional? This read from Forbes might help you decide.
Or do you have what it takes to land a job like this?
[image from spelman.edu]
