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Answer: For engineers and technical talent, Google does not make the top 10 pa.​.​.​ Top Stories from Your Feed Your Quora Digest Is Google the highest paying software company in Silicon Valley? Chris Bolte, CEO/Co-Founder of www-paysa-com - helping employees maximize their market value Written Oct 6 For engineers and technical talent, Google does not make the top 10 paying companies - currently ranked #22 (avg pay of $247k) across all companies. Here is list of top 10 across the us, as of today. See the whole list here.  Read More » What is the biggest culture shock you have ever faced? Ethan McNamara Updated Sep 23 My biggest culture shock was in the United States after I had lived there all my life for 14 years. It was when I found out that these rice cookers are not very common to have in a house. Growing up half Fillipino, I had one at my house, and all of my relatives had one. I remember it really well. It was Eigth Grade Spanish class, our assignment was to explain a recipe in Spanish, of course I was...  Read More » Should you get a PhD only if you're very passionate about your field of study? Kaicheng Liang, grad student Updated Nov 27, 2012 I hear this bandied about a lot, but I don't think 'passion' is a good indicator of whether you should do a PhD. 'Passion' is an incredibly nebulous, ephemeral, and subjective concept, and is indicative of nothing. You are 'passionate' about something only because you have been lucky enough in your life thus far to taste early success in that area, so you want to pursue that area further to ... Read More » If the AK-47 is supposedly the best firearm, why doesn't the US military use it? Robert Clouse Written Oct 10 The AK-47 is cheap, very reliable, and simple to train and maintain. It has been said the first child's weapon should be a AK-47, because almost impossible make it not work. 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With my own experience, and with my interactions with people with such IQs, they are likely but not guaranteed to share traits such as: Analytical behaviour. Trying to figure things out. Could be described as curiosity, nosiness, or overthinking. Fast information processing in at least one area. For me it's mathematical information for the most part, but other people...  Read More » Has Sundar Pichai ruined Google? Syed Usama Ahmed, Indian in Canada Written Sep 29 It's been almost a year since Google restructured itself, creating Alphabet and handing the CEO reigns of Google proper to Sundar Pichai. By nearly all accounts Pichai is a wildly popular CEO. Still, while its boss is highly respected, working for Google these days isn't exactly perfect, some Googlers complain. Here's a rundown on what it's like to work with Pichai directly, and what some Googlers...  Read More » There are almost 6 million job openings in the US. 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