Scooters, sushi draw Yale grads to Google
NEW YORK — Just over a decade ago, Lisa Farley ’96 was a psychology major filing through the card catalog at Cross Campus Library. Today, Cross Campus is Bass, card catalogs gather dust and Farley — despite an initial preference for heavy tomes and dog-eared pages over technical innovation — works at Google.
Farley may have taken an unexpected path to the search-engine giant, but she said she is now enamored of her job. But even the excitement of the many Yale students who pursue jobs at Fortune Magazine’s 2007 “Best Company to Work For” is surpassed by the enthusiasm of many —...
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