Hey how's everyone doing?
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Mengli Yang
Jun 16, 2010, 7:21:36 PM6/16/10
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Hey,
I don't quite know who's on the list, but how's everyone doing?
I'm staying at Stanford for summer research and coming home at the end of August for 3 weeks only.
Sad that I probably won't be able to see any of you in Suzhou since my schedule is weird...
A UWC graduate a few years above me, Shenghan Yan, asked me to pass on a message to UWC Chinese community.
Email me back if you're interested in the position, or you just want to catch up.
Mengli
Here's her message:
As I have been telling you, I am still helping Zeal or Xueer with the recruitment and I am hoping you can reach out to some of the UWC kids or any of your friends whom you think will be fit for this job. Knowledge of Chinese and interest in China will be a huge plus, but in general we are looking for people with good communication skills and a passion for helping others. The time commitment will be 20-30 hours in total for each project, which typically is completed over a period of 2-3 months. Most previously consultants found this to be quite feasible. I attached two files below. The one titled Easy Steps to Refer tells you everything you need to know to recommend someone to me. The other document, Consultant Referral Letter, is created merely for your convenience when you are writing to your friends (please cc me on the email too). If you can come up with maybe 5-10 potential candidates, that will be great. And one thing I'd like to bring up is that we do pay $15 for each successful referral as a token of our appreciation. I think we have made the process very streamlined, so it won't take much of your time to do the referring and don't have to worry about the follow-ups after the introduction.
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Shenghan Yan
Department of Chemical Engineering
Stanford University
I don't quite know who's on the list, but how's everyone doing?
I'm staying at Stanford for summer research and coming home at the end of August for 3 weeks only.
Sad that I probably won't be able to see any of you in Suzhou since my schedule is weird...
A UWC graduate a few years above me, Shenghan Yan, asked me to pass on a message to UWC Chinese community.
Email me back if you're interested in the position, or you just want to catch up.
Mengli
Here's her message:
As I have been telling you, I am still helping Zeal or Xueer with the recruitment and I am hoping you can reach out to some of the UWC kids or any of your friends whom you think will be fit for this job. Knowledge of Chinese and interest in China will be a huge plus, but in general we are looking for people with good communication skills and a passion for helping others. The time commitment will be 20-30 hours in total for each project, which typically is completed over a period of 2-3 months. Most previously consultants found this to be quite feasible. I attached two files below. The one titled Easy Steps to Refer tells you everything you need to know to recommend someone to me. The other document, Consultant Referral Letter, is created merely for your convenience when you are writing to your friends (please cc me on the email too). If you can come up with maybe 5-10 potential candidates, that will be great. And one thing I'd like to bring up is that we do pay $15 for each successful referral as a token of our appreciation. I think we have made the process very streamlined, so it won't take much of your time to do the referring and don't have to worry about the follow-ups after the introduction.
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Shenghan Yan
Department of Chemical Engineering
Stanford University
Chris KK
Jun 17, 2010, 8:33:58 AM6/17/10
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Hi Mengli,
The thing sounds interesting but we dont know what exactly the 'recruitment' is for, and i dont think u attached the document. Keep me updated, i might be able to help if i know exactly what it is.
All the best
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