My two phone interviews with Google North America

  I applied online in the Google's jobs homepage for a summer intern in North America. After a few days( less than a week ), a recruiter sent me an email for further details of my propensity of working locations and some other information like previous employers(I don't have one), etc. After I finished those forms, another recruiter contacted me to find my available date for interviews, and then a third recruiter scheduled two phone interviews for me on 10.26 Pacific Time.

My lifetime's first interview.

I've just finished one tech interview with a engineer in Facebook, who is working with the search bar atop the whole webpage. I've got to say this interview went kinda breezy, but I was still nervous because this is my first time as an interviewee. The interviewer was very nice. She asked me some typical questions about information verification in a interview. Here is the list:

Introduction to Linux Red-Black Tree and simple implementing example.

       I have been learning Linux by myself for about one week. For the very beginning, like my classmates and those who are totally fresh men in Linux, I spent up to two to three days with setting my Gentoo up. And my wireless net still fails to work at this moment and only command-line console is available. But this is not the point I write this article, the purpose is to talk about some intuitions on a further study of the Kernel’s Red-Black Tree. Later I will compose another issue to cover my tough way walking through with setting up my Gentoo and today is for the RBTree.

Summery for winter break and Plans for the new semester

Summeries for the past winter break.

Since last summer break I have made adamant determination to learn English and deal with academic research in advance. So this winter break I continued practicing English, which refers to read all the necessary documents & references in English( try best to ) and type and think using English.