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lolipo2015-01-08 16:47:17
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lolipo, 2015-01-08 16:47:17

How to get an internship in a cool company?

Hello. I want to ask how to get an internship at companies such as Google, Microsoft, Facebook, etc. etc.? As far as I know, Google is almost unrealistic, but I didn’t really google anything about others. Maybe someone will tell from their own experience? And then I found only articles like "I was sent a letter with invitations and I went to work ..." Who sent the letter? where? where? how can i get it? Well, I think you understand me.

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Dima Petruk, 2015-01-08
@bavaria

You didn't "send a letter with invitations" yourself, but you can apply yourself:
facebook
google
microsoft
Good luck :)

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mamkaololosha, 2015-01-08
@mamkaololosha

You either need to have references from people within the company or from people at your university who know people in the company. Internships usually take place within the framework of some project, which is done jointly with some university or department. That is, you should really have something that you can tell in terms of "experience, what you know how to do, what you like, how you would solve such a problem, any task, whom you know, who can recommend you."

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makol, 2015-01-08
@mak-oleg

https://xakep.ru/2014/11/17/programmer-job-hack/

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Ergil Osin, 2015-01-08
@Ernillew

And they send letters on profiles in G + (in the case of Google), look at the data indicated there and so on, and sometimes send them. I know people who answered these letters, went through all the circles and now in Ireland, I myself answered a year and a half ago that at the moment I’m not interested and now I’m crying bitterly over this fact.

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RidgeA, 2017-06-16
@RidgeA

SELECT * FROM table WHERE param1 = param2 LIMIT 4

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Yevgeniy Kisselyov, 2017-06-16
@ewgenio

UPD:

SELECT param1, param2, count(*)
FROM myTable
GROUP BY param1, param2 HAVING count(*) > 1 
LIMIT 4

UPD2 if you need to pull everything:
SELECT * FROM myTable t1
WHERE (SELECT COUNT(*) FROM myTable t2
WHERE t1.param1 = t2.param1 AND t1.param2=t2.param2) > 1
LIMIT 4

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freeExec, 2017-06-16
@freeExec

SELECT * FROM tableName AS t,
(
   SELECT COUNT(*) as Count, param1, param2 FROM tableName GROUP BY param1, param2
) AS g
WHERE g.Count > 1 AND g.param1 = t.param1 AND g.param2 = t.param2

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