Inside Google’s New York City Office: Why Your Workplace Stinks

  • A subway themed conference room where Googlers can video conference with other Google offices around the world.
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  • A lounge and workspace in Google's Chelsea Market office where employees can get together for a meeting or relax on a lounge chair.
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  • Steel slides connect Google's two story lounge.
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  • A green themed micro kitchen emphasizes Google's commitment to sustainability.
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  • Google's apartment themed conference room for those looking to “work from home” at work.
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  • Google's build-your-own desks that allow employees to completely customize their workspaces.
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  • Water tower seating in Google's aptly named Water Tower Cafe, one of five cafes at Google's New York offices that serve free food.
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  • The Broadway themed conference rooms on Google's New York City-themed floor.
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  • A bookcase turns to reveal one of three "secret rooms" in Google's library.
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  • Google New York's library, complete with books donated by employees.
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  • The Google bridge across 16th street in New York City.
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July 23, 2014 12:43 PM EDT

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