Gerade eine nette Google Job Description gefunden. Klingt, als suchen sie nach dem Menschen der bösen Seiten den letzten Kick gibt, wenn diese durch verschiedene Penalties in eine Human Review Queue rutschen:
This position is located in our European Operations HQ in Dublin, Ireland.
Do you have a passion for Google? Do you desire to help improve the quality of
Google’s search results? Google is recruiting enthusiastic, web-savvy
individuals for search quality evaluation.
Responsibilities:
• Reviewing assigned sites for quality and content.
• Troubleshooting website issues and identifying areas of concern and
interest.
• Investigating web sites, some will have pornography and explicit
language.
• Working on special projects, as needed.
Requirements:
• Excellent web research skills.
• Excellent analytical skills.
• Detail oriented; ability to complete large volume of work quickly.
• Flexible.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English
• Proven track record of exceptional performance, high productivity and
meeting deadlines.
• Ability to work cooperatively and proactively with team members.
• Fluency, written and spoken, in English and one or more additional languages.
• BA/BS or equivalent.
Technical requirements:
• Basic HTML experience.
• Familiarity with typical web practices such as managing a domain name.
• Familiarity with internet infrastructure such as WHOIS info and the
Domain Name Server (DNS) system of domains, understanding of Firewalls, IP
addresses, and name servers.
• Strong computer applications skills.
A plus:
• One to three years related experience in an Internet company and with
web research.
• Previous experience with a computer programming language.
For immediate consideration, please send a text (ASCII) or HTML version of
your resume to jobs@google.com.
Important: The subject field of your email must include: Search Quality
Coordinator (Multiple Languages Available) – EU Headquarters
Also Google Europe want’s YOU to be the European Matt Cutts 
Ich hoffe sie besetzen die Stelle gleich 200-fach.
Man lernt nie aus über den Erfolg von Google. Hier in Deutschland bearbeitet Google bekanntlich einen Großteil aller Suchanfragen von Usern. In Russland sieht das ganz anders aus. Heute in der Telekom-Presse.at:
