Some kids want to be astronauts, firefighters or chefs when they grow up – but one little girl has her sights set on one of the biggest tech companies in the world.
Chloe Bridgewater, age 7, sent Google a handwritten letter noting her computer skills and expressing interest in working at a place that provides bean-bag chairs and go-karts for their employees.
The ‘Google boss’, CEO Sundar Pichai, replied telling Chloe that he looks ‘forward to receiving’ her job application and encouraged the young girl to follow her dreams.
Chloe, who lives in Hereford, England, was inspired to write the letter after seeing images of Google offices filled with comfy bean-bags, go-karts and slides.
And the original letter was shared with Matt Weinberger of business insider by Chloe’s father Andy Bridgewater.
In Chloe’s letter, she tells Pichai, who she deems ‘Google boss’ that she enjoys using computers and plays a game on her tablet where she ‘moves a robot up and down’.
She also explained that her dad said if she continues being a good student and get good grades she will one day have a job at Google – Chloe also noted that she wants to work in a chocolate factory and be an Olympic swimmer.
As per the news portal Yahoo.com, The Bridgewater’s received a response from Pichai earlier this month encouraging the little girl to keep working hard and follow her dreams.
Read the letter:
