一個漂亮的辦公區，食物也非常好吃，設備和福利都超級好，頂樓可以眺望遠方，十分舒適的環境。

This building in the Chelsea area of Manhattan was formerly the port authority building. 1930 to 1973 . In the 70s till the 90s the building was about half capacity. In the 90s new tenants moved in from the technology fields. And in 2010 Google purchased it. Google is also the landlord to a cancer treatment center and the black box theater. Google is the largest subsidiary of alphabet inc a conglomerate of companies. Including youtube between the two I don't know who I use the most because I constantly watch YouTube music audio and videos from the past and now with me participating in the local guide program that gives me the opportunity to review private and government services real time. I also review on yelp and recently I had to Google instructions on how to upload my profile on yelp lol. That's wonderful because i remember a time when that was not possible and you couldn't even imagine to Google something and wada its info in front of you . And by the way I'm not that old. !

They replaced the speakers on my phone in a few hours for a very reasonable price. Other repair shops didn't even stock the necessary parts.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5 כוכבים) Amazing AI Innovation Hub - Would Love to Experience It Firsthand! As an AI expert visiting from Israel, I've been following Google's incredible work in artificial intelligence and machine learning from afar. The breakthroughs in LLMs, computer vision, and ethical AI development are truly inspiring. I'm currently in NYC and was wondering - is there any way to get a glimpse of where all this magic happens? I'd love to see the workspace that produces such groundbreaking technology. As someone deeply passionate about AI, visiting Google's offices would be a dream come true. The innovation coming out of your NY offices is reshaping the world, and I'd be incredibly grateful for any opportunity to see this incredible environment in person, even briefly. Shooting my shot here - any chance for a quick tour or visit? 🤞 #GoogleNY #AIInnovation #TechTourism #DreamBig