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October 04 Google starts hiring again! + my upcoming trips经过前一段时间的hiring freeze,公司又开始猛招人了,尤其是engineering,比如Software Engineer。 有想尝试的朋友抓住机会联系我来internal refer。 autumncool [a..t] gmail [.]com 如果一切顺利的话,接下来的行程: Oct.18 departure from San Francisco, Oct.20-Oct.27 India, Hyderabad, New Delhi, Gurgaon. Oct.27-Nov.10 Beijing and potentially Shanghai, Suzhou, Hangzhou. Business trip,行程超级紧张,每一天都安排的满满的,如果来不及见某些朋友,请多多谅解! July 12 restart经过一个月深刻的思考,终于想清楚了自己要什么,决定回到Google Maps做一个新的项目。 回头看看,惊奇自己生活在短短一个月内改变了多少。 告别了过去的career plan,告别了过去的项目,告别了过去的感情,告别了过去的Life。 重新开始,用心去生活,用心去学习。 May 01 Any strong candidate wants to apply for Google Associate Product Manager? Contact me NOW!What happened is: Google Hiring Committee has been very picky about Associate Product Manager candidates. So, we haven't filled all the Mountain View positions yet. We are going to have a batch interview day coming soon in 1-2 week. So if there are any strong-background friends interested in it, please contact me NOW. ("Strong-background" means having good product sense, excellent communication skills, strong tech background, leadership and etc) Here are some details: http://www.google.com/support/jobs/bin/answer.py?answer=23386 http://www.google.com/support/jobs/bin/answer.py?answer=47064 The role: Associate Product Manager - New Grad or less than 3 years of work experienceThe Associate Product Manager Program is an elite two-year rotational program, consisting of two one-year rotations, designed for top recent computer science graduates who are interested in exploring product management and leadership opportunities. This select group is given broad responsibilities, generous access to resources, visibility into Google's executive team and many opportunities to grow within the organization. The program combines on-the-job experience with additional training, mentorship, and support from current associates and the rest of the product team. As an Associate Product Manager, you'll work with engineers to define new features and grow our products based on your understanding of user needs. You'll also conduct research on markets and our competitors, focus on strategies that impact the direction of future products and develop leadership experience in a variety of Google's product areas. Technical, analytical and strategic planning skills are vital to performing successfully in this position. Responsibilities:
March 17 工作小变动Software Engineer -> Associate Product Manager虽然二月下旬title就变了,办公室搬家一事一直被我拖到现在。今天下午打好了包,扔掉了很多过去的东西,最后又看了一眼我生长了一年半多的Google Maps team,明天就要正式去另一幢办公楼了。告别了Software Engineer的生活,开始做Associate Product Manager。 January 24 到家了!零下20度……多谢上一篇blog里大家的关心和祝福!:)
北京时间24日下午3点回到北京,晚上8点到哈尔滨。头一次在飞机上没怎么睡觉,可能是因为这次经济舱太满了,没有一个空位,加上周围5,6个小孩子吵得很。12个小时硬熬真不是滋味。想起上次8月1日奥运回国,一个人占了三个人位置,由于工作太累,上了飞机倒头就睡,再起床,听到广播里说还有4.....着陆,心想太好了,就剩4个小时,一下子睡了8个小时。再仔细一听,还有40分钟着陆,原来不小心睡了10个小时。可惜这次就没有这么好运了,2天基本没睡觉,到了哈尔滨由于时差4am又醒来...
飞机上觉得自己里外口袋里都是手机,结果仔细一数,由于种种漫游原因,不小心带了6部手机加两个WAN wireless card回来,其中五个是Google的(最右边上下两个是AT&T 和verizon的WAN card)
自己想想都觉得很夸张。没办法,俺们家里实在太落后了,没有装网络,结果现在写这篇blog不得不用国际漫游的WAN card上网,先写到这里吧。 无论是国内的还是国外的朋友,俺在零下20多度的冰城哈尔滨祝大家新春快乐! January 18 Jan.23--Feb.16回国过年!过去一周经历了太多的事情,喜怒哀乐,脑子没有一刻是闲着的,未来是什么,全都是选择和谜……
累到最后一边走路一边睡觉,终于知道什么叫不好好吃饭会伤胃。周五被ENT医生cauterize左鼻子,结果直接挂了,不得不回家卧床休息,睡了近二十个小时才稍有好转。
anyway,一冲动,买好了回国机票,管它未来是什么,下周五回家陪老妈过年先!
November 18 Thanks!!!Haven't thought about birthday yet, but very supprised to see all of the early messages on Facebook.
Thanks,
thanks my dear friends,
thanks all who gave me loves these year.
I appreicate all of you.
Updates: (12:26AM, Nov.19, 2008) Qiushuang celebrated her birthday by spending 4 hours midnight debugging a severe Google maps privacy problem. Glad to find the bug eventually!!! November 03 这次上传些装酷的照片--Holloween!Higher resolution photos:
It was really a fun day...
Afternoon, Google company party
Night, San Francisco EA friend aptment
Midnight, SF clubbing...
October 26 上传了大量照片September 17 一张近照July 30 Happy (Google) Birthday! + leaving for Beijing office tomorrow!
Congratulations! You have been at Google for 365 days, 1/10th of a decade, >3.15 x 1010 milliseconds, 20% of a lustrum or 0.001 of a millennium and today is your 1st Google Birthday :) A big Thank You for all your contributions over the past 12 months. Why not take 60 seconds to recall your first Google year and enjoy a swift walk down recent memory lane enjoying all you have achieved in this time. Happy Birthday! Google HR
Tomorrow, I am leaving for Beijing office! July 18 回国 + 求奥运会门票突然决定八月份回北京,大致行程:
8月1日左右到北京。
8月9日左右在烟台。
8月18日左右在上海。
8月下旬在哈尔滨。
国内的兄弟姐妹,你要是知道谁还有奥运会门票,联系一下我吧。尤其求17日晚乒乓球女子团体决赛!多谢了~~
有想要敲诈我请客的朋友提前跟我说哦:) June 01 六一儿童节快乐1. 为了让六一过得有意义一点,申请了一个域名www.autumncool.com (大家不用访问了,啥也没有呢,呵呵) 不过启动了google apps,所以有人想在autumncool.com的域名下用email/calendar/docs/chat的比如(abc@autumncool.com,界面跟gmail一样,mail.autumncool.com下登录,容量大概6G),可以跟我说一声,随时给您开通:)
2. 经过某人的提醒,想起来这是我第一次拿到美国签证的三周年纪念日,呵呵,儿童团签证的兄弟姐妹,happy 3rd anniversary!
3. 祝今天过生日的朋友们(比如kerry xin, ge weina等)生日快乐!
4. 不知不觉生活越来越complicated,看到一个帖子,转过来送给大家:
给自己残留的童心放个假建议一:在自己的房间开心的裸爬;
建议二:穿著鞋在自己的床上狂蹦; 建议三:披一个床单在身上,在街上欢跑,告诉别人你在飞; 建议四:订一份m的儿童乐园餐,并故意把可乐洒的到处都是,把来帮你收拾
的服务员mm叫阿姨; 建议五:在床上画个圈,并在晚上把它尿湿; 建议六:假装迷路,或在路边无助的哭泣,当有人来问你时,告诉他/她你找 不到妈妈; 建议七:打电话问妈妈,你是怎么来的; 建议八:一边《我们的祖国是花园》一边跳舞 祝我们这些表面风光,内心彷徨;容颜未老,心已沧桑;似乎有才,实为江郎;
成就难有,郁闷经常;比骡子累,比蚂蚁,比鸡起的早,比狗睡的晚;
比驴干的多,比猪吃的差;比岳飞忠良,比赖昌星紧张的老中青年六一快乐!
May 26 搬到加州一周年晚上在Diana和Will新买的house里跟十个好朋友enjoy BBQ party,总觉得有熟悉的场景在眼前晃动。5月26日这个日期也好像很熟悉,猛然才想起来2007年5月26日,我relocate到加州,乘坐飞机到达SJC机场,从此开始了湾区生活。那天晚上正是Diana和Will开着一个黑色的Acura去机场接的我,Diana family还搞了一个大的party。第二天我们一起去金门大桥旁边捉螃蟹,Will穿的supper man的衣服跟今年一模一样……
呼,转眼一整年过去了,从学生到工作,从research到product,从boring的Atlanta到五颜六色的bay area。生活变化了好多,这一年经历了好多。很好奇2009年的5月26日我会有怎样的感慨。希望一年更比一年充实起来~ May 23 有幸跟美国国务卿Rice 英国外交大臣Miliband握手,做demoAs we know, US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and British Foreign Secretary David Miliband visited Google yesterday. In building 40 University Theater, I was lucky to help Brian gave a GEO demo to Secretary Rice and Secretary Miliband for about 7-8 minutes. After a quick demo of street view, the rest of the demo was mainly focused on My Maps (our group's product) and its application in disasters. First, Brian showed them how to create a "My Map" and put markers on it (search index will index the markers soon). Then, he showed them the San Diego fire map, and talked about how this map was timely updated and got millions of views within a very short period of time and mentioned China Snow Storm map early this year. Following that, we demoed the aggregated mapplet that was recently developed by Google China team. http://ditu.google.com/maps/mpl?moduleurl=http://china-dizhen.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/mapplets/earthquake.xml Tab 1: The most recent disaster info. There are three My Maps embedded in that tab: Map1: http://ditu.google.com/maps/ms?msa=0&msid=103335311190703792834.00044d70e92741170f3d3 This map has the most recent requests and supplies info in the earthquake area, such as "xxx number people need food and fresh water at xxx location urgently", "xxx location need xxx number of tents urgently", "xxx people are still trapped in xxx location due to a sudden land slide, need urgent help"... Map2: http://ditu.google.com/maps/ms?msa=0&msid=105498083399349668294.00044d0490f73e7f5c173 This map has the most recent news national wide. (Such as recovered highway and railway transportations. Telecommunication recovered and etc. It also has embedded photos and video links.) Map3: http://ditu.google.com/maps/ms?msa=0&msid=100107433478716901192.000001133876555af0950&ie=UTF8&ll=31.604271,104.084473&spn=3.555276,2.296143&z=9&iwloc=00044da286e3e2d6f5ffb This map has the series of earthquakes. The opened marker was around the epicenter (magnitude 7.8) Tab 2 has all the hospitals information. (drop down menu allow you to choose a region first) Tab 3 has the blood donation information national wide. (drop down menu allow you to choose a region first. You can also quick search.) Tab 4 has Redcross societies information national wide. (drop down menu allow you to choose a region first. You can also quick search) Tab 5 has related links. (such as websites where you can search relatives info or report safety to relatives, Google earth satellite images and etc) In the end, Brian also demoed the Myanmar Cyclone Nargis mapplet and show the flooded area. http://maps.google.com/ig/add?synd=mpl&pid=mpl&moduleurl=http://mw1.google.com/mw-earth-vectordb/myanmar20080507/maps/mapplet.xml US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and British Foreign Secretary David Miliband were very impressed by these my maps and the usage in the disasters by millions of people. Google products demo yesterday includes four booths: Mobile, Google.org, Google ops and Geo. After the four booths, Rice and Miliband sat back and enjoyed Google earth demo projected on the big screen (3D city integrated with Street View, such as San Francisco) and tried the 3D mouse. After all demos, Secretary Rice, Secretary Miliband, Sergey and other representatives sat down and discussed policy issue in this technology world. May 19 (Recap) Thank you all who participated or helped our SF event!Dear all,
Thank you so much for all the great efforts during the past three days.
Although this event was initially just 2-3 friends' impulsive idea on Thursday evening. It turned out that we had more than 40 people helped throughout the event. They came from Google, Oracle, Stanford University, Yahoo, Nvidia, Facebook, University of California-San Francisco, a San Francisco-based financial company, some startup companies, a headhunter company, a special educational institute, and a lot more that I didn't remember. On Saturday, we had more than 8 volunteers as first group handed out flyers at different locations in San Francisco, such as Fisherman's Wharf, Chinatown, Union Square, BART and etc. They brought back very valuable feedback.
On Sunday, we had more than 25 volunteers participated at different locations in SF and on Caltrains. Our large posters draw numerous foreigners attentions at union square and Caltrain Station. Some of the volunteers even attached the colorful posters in the front and at the back of they bodies as story tellers. Another group of volunteers attached slogans on both sides of their bodies and walked through thousands of "Bay to Breakers" (a big event in San Francisco). A lot other volunteers did a great job in handing out flyers and explaining foreigners about the facts. In totally, we handed out almost 2000 flyers, with facts, pictures and donations instructions on each of them. Thank you, thank you all for spreading the word!! Behind the scene, we had four friends stayed up until 3AM on Friday night, made the first version of our posters and the flyer draft. On Saturday night, we had another 6 friends stayed up until 4-5AM to make the final posters, flyers and got everything ready. Several of us slept only 3 hours or less, got up early to pick up friends, drove to SF and transported all the equipments to sites. One of our drivers have been driving in SF almost every hour on Sunday from morning to evening, although he only slept 3 hours and didn't have breakfast or lunch. (He is visiting from Google China office.) One of our organizers got sick after a whole day's work on Saturday in SF, but he rode a bike and came again on Sunday to help us. There are a lot more touching stories behind the scene. I don't know how to express my thankfulness to all of you... It is the disaster that made us closely united!
Besides these, I want to thank Google San Francisco office for the great support in our equipments.
Thank Zhejiang Univ. Alumni(Zheda Alumni) President Guowen Lu for the great support! And, although we decided not to accept donations on site for security reasons, I still would like to thank President of Tsinghua foundation (SVTN) Huaqiang Wu and Shin Shin Educational Foundation Chin Lin for their timely response and great help in the past two days. We look forward to working with you again in future. Hopefully the guys who took photos can send me the pictures soon, so that I can share them with you. Sorry that the coming casual group pictures missed a lot of volunteers who left silently... You are all heroes. Thank you, thank you all!
Please forward this email to your friends who joined or helped us but not in the email group. Yes, we are all Chinese! With the help of Chinese from all over the world, we bless China will conquer all the troubles and have a successful 2008!
Best wishes! Qiushuang Zhang ------------------------------------------ Huaqiang Wu 8:29AM May 19, 2008
Qiushuang and all: You guys did wonderful job! I am really proud of you!
China red cross just confirmed that they have received our
first $20,000 wire transfer. We are goind to transfer another $190,000
to China red cross today.
Let's work together to help those victims suffering from the massive earthquake.
Thanks
Huaqiang Wu
President, Silicon Valley Tsinghua Network
650-906-9048 ------------------------------------------------------------------------Guowen Lu 10:16AM May 19, 2008 Hi, Qiushuang and team, Thank
you all for your tremendous effort to make it happen. You have
done wonderful job and showed great commitment to support people in
Sichuan! I know how hard to do all these preparations of such event. We
are really proud of you. I believe people of Sichuan would also feel
your spirits of care and support. Every effort matters to help people of Sichuan to rebuild their home and rise again from rubbles. Thanks! Please let us know if we can be of any help to support your future actions. Best Regards. Guowen Lu Zheda Alumni Netwrok |
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