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Friday
17Aug2007

Strictly business

DateFriday, August 17, 2007 at 7:56PM

I just returned from US yesterday on a 180 degree Singapore Airlines seat. And no, I was not on the business or first class section.

180 degree seat

I visited Google to meet the person (let's leave it at "a friend of a friend" because the real relationship is rather more complicated than that) who had initially forwarded my resume. Incidentally, I met another ex-NUS postdoctoral fellow who is now in Google Mountain View. Of course I had the free lunch (sushi) and walked around the campus (beautiful). It was a joy to be in Google campus as employees actually seem happy to be there. I'm really looking forward to starting work there.

Oh, also, the toilets have the self-cleaning devices that clean your ... posterior.

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