Google is looking for people with good driving records to become "vehicle operators" for Google's self-driving cars, according to this ad posted on job-hunting site Glassdoor.
Oxymoron anyone?
The self-driving car driver is expected to be on the road 6 to 8 hours a day, five days a week.
A few of the skills for this job involve: The ability to keep a secret ("keep project details confidential") and a good driving record. Clearly Google needs people that can drive well for this job, because the car can't be expected to, what....? Drive itself?
One bummer: The job wouldn't officially turn you into a Googler, with all the benefits Google employees enjoy. It's a short-term contract position.
Another bummer: Those that have tried it say that it's more tedious than a regular driving position.
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