华为金三角Kitchener大招人, 年轻女总监宣布资助20名加拿大大学生去中国实习

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楼上两位，请自觉维护网络文明吧，自己删，还是我请超板？

这位是华为加拿大的总监么？

＂年轻女总监宣布＂
到底是SEAN YANG宣布的，还是你的＂年轻女总监＂宣布的？

 

[ert0000]

我的一个校友，女，计算机专业，oracle数据库很棒，30岁出头做了华为财务部门一个总监，这是2000年的事情。

一个头下面设多个总监，印象里华为是这样的。

你是明白人，村里井底之蛙太多了。

 

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你是明白人，村里井底之蛙太多了。

这位是华为加拿大的总监么？
＂年轻女总监宣布＂
到底是SEAN YANG宣布的，还是你的＂年轻女总监＂宣布的？

 

[ert0000]

这位是华为加拿大的总监么？
＂年轻女总监宣布＂
到底是SEAN YANG宣布的，还是你的＂年轻女总监＂宣布的？

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看来要对村长和村民进行由总监头衔引发的人事激励制度和管理的历史和现实意义的扫盲了。如果村民能用文明的语言探讨问题，我可以在周末展开此话题谈点江湖真经。否则就算了，老夫很忙。

 

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看来要对村长和村民进行由总监头衔引发的人事激励制度和管理的历史和现实意义的扫盲了。如果村民能用文明的语言探讨问题，我可以在周末展开此话题谈点江湖真经。否则就算了，老夫很忙。

你谈个啥啊。人家配了这么个图，你就说是女总裁宣布。。。。
别扯别的，那个女的是不是华为加拿大的总监？

 

[qizha]

村里打岔的人忒多了。。。。楼主不过是介绍一发展机会，扯老大是男是女有鸡毛关系？血汗工厂嘛，应该不至于。

 

[cavin]

你村还有华为旧部的,可以去投奔光明.听三角区的朋友说以前有华为工作经验的优先考虑, 工资很高.

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Huawei has been talking about creating more jobs for Canadians since last year. The company already has a presence in Markham, Calgary, Edmonton, Vancouver, Ottawa, and Montreal, and job postings started appearing for a Kitchener location earlier this year. At Mobile World Congress, Huawei announced a different kind of opportunity for Canadians.

Hauwei took to the stage in Barcelona to launch a new “Seeds for the Future” program for Canadians. This program will see 20 third-year engineering students from Canada travel to China to visit Beijing and work at the company’s headquarters in Shenzhen.

The goal is to help develop Canadian ICT talent and promote a greater understanding of the telecommunications sector. Students will see demos of advanced technologies, visit Huawei’s labs, and interact with Huawei staff to gain a better understanding of how to be effective in a multicultural business environment.

“Today’s announcement reflects our continued commitment to Canada and to Canada’s flourishing ICT industry,” said Sean Yang, President of Huawei Canada. “It is our hope that this program will further strengthen the growing educational ties between Canada and China.”

The Seeds for the Future program will be open to Polytechnique Montréal, Carleton University, the University of Saskatchewan, the University of Waterloo, the University of British Columbia,the University of Ottawa, and the University of Toronto. Any student that would like to be considered must be a third year student of computer or systems engineering, or a related discipline. The application requires a 500-word essay, a demonstration of your academic acumen, an interest in telecoms, and an interest in Chinese culture. The closing date for applications is tomorrow, March 6th, at 5pm EST. Click here to apply.

The closing date for applications is tomorrow, March 6th, at 5pm EST.
-- Just one day notice for applicants?seriously?

 

[iggcam]

我没什么追求，想去。。。就是不会码。。。。保安要不要。。。精通中文。。。。

 

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我没什么追求，想去。。。就是不会码。。。。保安要不要。。。精通中文。。。。

You should say, "I have an interest in Chinese culture."

 

[op97]

华为挺不错的，高层比较开明，比北电强多了。

加拿大的情况不清楚，美国那边多少知道点：
工资不错，奖金高；
工作不那么紧张（比我现在的公司压力大点，但我的公司要不是垄断，早关门了）；
有类似末位淘汰的机制，所以不能太任性。

关于Seeds for the Future program，这里有篇报道：

http://www.obj.ca/Technology/2015-0...uawei-launches-Seeds-for-the-Future-program/1

发布人是：Joy Tan, president of global media and communications, Huawei

对这个项目，我的评价是：钱花得是地方，有远见。

华为关于该项目的网页：
http://www.huawei.ca/seeds-for-the-future/

又看了一下，只有两个星期，干不了什么实在的项目。就是旅游一趟，拉拉关系。

 

[uglyducking]

你谈个啥啊。人家配了这么个图，你就说是女总裁宣布。。。。
别扯别的，那个女的是不是华为加拿大的总监？

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广告部总监。
CPRO

 

[我就是一马甲]

摆明了是想招华人后代，

那岂不更好。

 

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广告部总监。
CPRO

a president?

Below is the original story:

Huawei has been talking about creating more jobs for Canadians since last year. The company already has a presence in Markham, Calgary, Edmonton, Vancouver, Ottawa, and Montreal, and job postings started appearing for a Kitchener location earlier this year. At Mobile World Congress, Huawei announced a different kind of opportunity for Canadians.
Hauwei took to the stage in Barcelona to launch a new “Seeds for the Future” program for Canadians. This program will see 20 third-year engineering students from Canada travel to China to visit Beijing and work at the company’s headquarters in Shenzhen.
The goal is to help develop Canadian ICT talent and promote a greater understanding of the telecommunications sector. Students will see demos of advanced technologies, visit Huawei’s labs, and interact with Huawei staff to gain a better understanding of how to be effective in a multicultural business environment.
“Today’s announcement reflects our continued commitment to Canada and to Canada’s flourishing ICT industry,” said Sean Yang, President of Huawei Canada. “It is our hope that this program will further strengthen the growing educational ties between Canada and China.”
The Seeds for the Future program will be open to Polytechnique Montréal, Carleton University, the University of Saskatchewan, the University of Waterloo, the University of British Columbia,the University of Ottawa, and the University of Toronto. Any student that would like to be considered must be a third year student of computer or systems engineering, or a related discipline. The application requires a 500-word essay, a demonstration of your academic acumen, an interest in telecoms, and an interest in Chinese culture. The closing date for applications is tomorrow, March 6th, at 5pm EST.

 

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a president?

Below is the original story:

Huawei has been talking about creating more jobs for Canadians since last year. The company already has a presence in Markham, Calgary, Edmonton, Vancouver, Ottawa, and Montreal, and job postings started appearing for a Kitchener location earlier this year. At Mobile World Congress, Huawei announced a different kind of opportunity for Canadians.
Hauwei took to the stage in Barcelona to launch a new “Seeds for the Future” program for Canadians. This program will see 20 third-year engineering students from Canada travel to China to visit Beijing and work at the company’s headquarters in Shenzhen.
The goal is to help develop Canadian ICT talent and promote a greater understanding of the telecommunications sector. Students will see demos of advanced technologies, visit Huawei’s labs, and interact with Huawei staff to gain a better understanding of how to be effective in a multicultural business environment.
“Today’s announcement reflects our continued commitment to Canada and to Canada’s flourishing ICT industry,” said Sean Yang, President of Huawei Canada. “It is our hope that this program will further strengthen the growing educational ties between Canada and China.”
The Seeds for the Future program will be open to Polytechnique Montréal, Carleton University, the University of Saskatchewan, the University of Waterloo, the University of British Columbia,the University of Ottawa, and the University of Toronto. Any student that would like to be considered must be a third year student of computer or systems engineering, or a related discipline. The application requires a 500-word essay, a demonstration of your academic acumen, an interest in telecoms, and an interest in Chinese culture. The closing date for applications is tomorrow, March 6th, at 5pm EST.

就是招大学生去深圳实习。没说给个正式工作的事呀。另外那个发言的女子到底是什么人? 是总监还是秘书?

 

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就是招大学生去深圳实习。没说给个正式工作的事呀。另外那个发言的女子到底是什么人? 是总监还是秘书?

那个照片与这次新闻发布只有一毛钱关系。

http://mobilesyrup.com/2015/03/03/h...ng-20-canadian-engineering-students-to-china/

上面的网站是转发华为的新闻稿:
http://www.huawei.com/ilink/en/about-huawei/newsroom/press-release/HW_415790

Huawei launches 'Seeds for the Future' in Canada
Huawei-funded education program will send engineering students from across Canada on work/cultural trip to China
Barcelona, March 3, 2015 - Huawei, a leading global information and communications technology (ICT) solutions provider, today announced the Canadian launch of the ‘Seeds for the Future’ program, which will provide 20 third-year engineering students from seven Canadian universities an opportunity to visit Beijing and work out of the company's headquarters in Shenzhen, China.
Designed to help bridge the gap between school and work, 'Seeds for the Future' will help develop ICT talent in Canada, promote a greater understanding of the telecommunications sector and encourage participation in the international ICT community.
Students participating in ‘Seeds of the Future’ will be given first-hand learning opportunities through interactions with Huawei staff and visits to Huawei laboratories, where they will witness live demonstrations of advanced communications technologies. They will also gain an understanding of the latest skills needed to be successful in ICT, while learning how to be effective in a multicultural business environment.
"Today's announcement reflects our continued commitment to Canada and to Canada’s flourishing ICT industry," said Sean Yang, President of Huawei Canada. "Through our partnerships with world-class Canadian universities, students will have a unique opportunity to work and study at Huawei’s headquarters, while experiencing Chinese culture and visiting major tourist attractions such as the Great Wall of China and the Forbidden City. It is our hope that this program will further strengthen the growing educational ties between Canada and China.”
Huawei's ‘Seeds for the Future’ will enable students from Polytechnique Montréal, Carleton University, the University of Saskatchewan, the University of Waterloo, the University of British Columbia,the University of Ottawa, and the University of Toronto to experience first-hand what it is like to work in a global, cross-cultural business environment.
‘Seeds for the Future’ is another important element in Huawei’s efforts to work with Canadian Universities, and that has seen the company invest over $3 million in advanced communications research projects with universities across Canada. Since 2010, the company’s Canada Research Centre in Ottawa has played a central role in establishing Huawei as one of the global leaders in transformative 5G technology and innovative research supported by Canadian universities.
"This program shows Huawei's commitment to higher education in Canada and to Canada's future ICT ecosystem," said Jose Pereira, Director, Engineering Career Centre, University of Toronto. "It will enrich our students' school experience and prepare them for work in IT and telecommunications companies."
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