I'm very pleased to announce the first of hopefully many contributing authors joining the Geeky Guide.
Haochi Chen, perhaps better known for his Googlified blog, has agreed to join the Geeky Guide team so expect to see entries from him in the coming weeks. Don't let his age fool you - this young man has a keen mind and a deft writing hand as you can clearly see from the quality of the entires he writes about over on Googlified.
Remember, the Geeky Guide is still looking for more authors or bloggers who are interested in contributing to the site in order to truly make it a guide to "Nearly Everyhing"
Enjoy!
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Dec 10, 2006
Sep 26, 2006
[Google] Recruiting Test Subjects
Both CNet News and the Googlified Blog and I'm sure many other such sources have already reported that Google is looking for people to help them test out new products and provide feedback.
From the looks of things, it's a pretty big market research initiative since they're willing to get in touch with people all around the world, although there's a plus if you live near the Googleplex or any of their global offices since some of their research requirements involve visiting them at their facilities, there are options for everyone regardless of your location, computer setup or even dedication to Google.
You can sign up as a research volunteer at https://services.google.com/inquiry/user_study, but remember there is no guarantee you'll get contacted to participate in any of their studies or surveys. If you want to learn more about the program, you can check out the FAQ. The site states that participants may be paid about $75 for the in-person research studies.
Google, you don't need to pay me! I'd just be happy to get to test out new Google products before anyone else gets to see them! That would be über coolness! Hahaha!
From the looks of things, it's a pretty big market research initiative since they're willing to get in touch with people all around the world, although there's a plus if you live near the Googleplex or any of their global offices since some of their research requirements involve visiting them at their facilities, there are options for everyone regardless of your location, computer setup or even dedication to Google.
You can sign up as a research volunteer at https://services.google.com/inquiry/user_study, but remember there is no guarantee you'll get contacted to participate in any of their studies or surveys. If you want to learn more about the program, you can check out the FAQ. The site states that participants may be paid about $75 for the in-person research studies.
Google, you don't need to pay me! I'd just be happy to get to test out new Google products before anyone else gets to see them! That would be über coolness! Hahaha!
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