AgeRank – That Other Google Algorithm

Posted on October 4, 2007
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Really, is anyone else surprised that this hasn’t happened sooner? I’m 41 years old and after my last visit to the Googleplex I felt like applying for an AARP card, it was difficult to point out anyone my age walking around that campus.

A state appeals court reinstated a fired manager’s age-discrimination suit against Google Inc. today, saying a jury should hear his evidence that a supervisor told him his ideas were "too old to matter" and that the giant search engine company gave its older employees lower ratings and lesser bonuses.

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