>>17238451
>When I'm done at the university, I have a dream of getting a work at Google, in America.

google has campuses in tons of countries in europe. germany is the one i know of but i'm pretty sure you don't need to go to america.

it's hard to get into google, but if you're good at what you do you have a pretty good shot. just have a bunch of sideprojects on your offtime that show skill and inventiveness.

>>17238462
I have ton og family In America, and always wanted to stay for longer than 2-4 weeks visiting.

But yeah, I do a lot of programming in my spare time.
Thanks!

>live in a country with better wages and a higher standard of living than the US.
>want to immigrate to the US anyway
google is pretty picky about whom they hire, I don't think you're smart enough to make the cut.

>>17238487
>i make all of my life decisions by statistical averages
>I don't think you're smart

pot calling the kettle black

>>17238487
>Speak 5 languages almost fluent
>Over 10 certifications (Cisco, Microsoft, Citrix, Prince2, ITIL etc)
>Been programming for about 8-10 years and know atleast 5 languages

You sure? Not to sound cocky or anything, but I know a lot of stuff regarding IT.

>>17238500
>statistical
I don't make my life decisions that way, I answer vague autonomous questions asked in broken English that way.
>averages
we both know you're pretty average

>>17238451

Your chances are what you make of it OP.

There's plenty of material out there, http://www.nytimes.com/2014/02/23/opinion/sunday/friedman-how-to-get-a-job-at-google.html?hp&rref=opinion&_r=1

I am from Denmark too and I know quite a few people that work at Google :-). It's not impossible.

>>17238527
>autonomous questions

how do you know ops english is broken if you dont know english yourself

>>17238451
Eyy another danish guy here, where do you study? and what do you study?