Search Engineering Jobs at Google

Search Engineering jobs in Google is probably a dream job to most technologically inclined job seekers.

For someone like me, trying my best to come up with an informative and relevant content here and in other blogs and have that content get picked up by search engines - specifically Google - it is a great dream to work on the other side. It certainly is a blast to contribute and help internet searchers find the information they looking for. And for the fun of it, giving those who aim to work the system and cheat the algorithm a hell of a time.

Here's a video of personnel working on Google Search.

Only a few would scoff at all those positives enumerated by these personnel. Admittedly, working for this techonology and internet giant, is a dream job for most job seekers.

So, if you think you are qualified and can handle search engineering jobs at Google, give them a visit here.

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High-Demand-Jobs.com Welcomes 2011

This 2011, we aim to provide you with more employment opportunities, high demand jobs and other job related news and information.

Here's to more job opportunities and better employment in 2011.

Image from here.

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Featured Odd Job Hiring: Highest Paid Pizza Delivery Part-Time Job

The interwebs, specifically in Japan area, is abuzz right now of this job hiring/promo/gimmick of Domino's Pizza Japan who is celebrating its 25th year since arriving in the land of the rising Sun.

Highest Paid Pizza Delivery Part-Time Job

As part of the celebration, the Pizza chain is looking for a very lucky person who will be tasked to deliver pizza at a rate of ¥2.5 Million per hour or $31, 000 per hour. It is probably the highest paid part-time job ever.

The only qualification mentioned about this unique part-time job was that of being of legal working age. I presume a valid driving license since he/she will be delivering pizza. Further details will be revealed on November 10.

Here's the link to this part-time job hiring but it is in Japanese. Translation via Chrome browser plugin isn't accurate. I only got to know this is the right page because of the figures of the salary and the word "Arubaito" written in Katakana which I understand to be part-time job.

I guess if you're in Japan at the moment and you think you are qualified, get hold of your Kanji-literate buddy here onwards to November 10 and ask him/her to help you submit your application.


Image credits to technicolorcavalry

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