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By the year end, I summarized some kep speeches and training I have delivered in the last three years, just as I did in Jan last year. I never been a full time trainer, but my passion for training is always there.
Format Date Speech Title Event or audience
Conferences August 10, 2000 BizTalk Server in .COM Ages China CEO/CIO Summit September 19, 2000 BizTalk - Beyond the Limitation of Enterprise Application Microsoft .NET Launch (1500+ attendants) September 28, 2000 Microsoft BizTalk Integration Practices China CEO/CIO Summit (CIOs from Sina, Sohu? September 7, 2000 Microsoft BizTalk Preview Microsoft TechEd. Shanghai (400+ attendants) October 11, 2000 Achieving Highest Availability with Microsoft Solutions Microsoft/Intel Banner Exchange Conference (250+ attendants) November 26, 2000 BizTalk Architecture and ebXML National Standard Committee Conference on eCommerce November 28, 2000 Developing BizTalk Solutions DevDays, Shanghai (300+ attendants) November 11, 2000 Logistic and eCommerce PGL Logistic Technology and Management Conference December 8, 2000 Next Generation Internet Microsoft/Intel Banner Exchange Conference (250+ attendants) June 1, 2001 Microsoft .NET Intel APAC Summit (Internal Event) (Intel’s key IT staff in APAC region) October 30, 2001 Microsoft .NET Scenarios Siemens Global IT Summit April 22, 2002 Understanding .NET (General Session) EN Microsoft Asia MVP Summit (200 attendants from around Asia) December 5, 2002 Designing for Usability Microsoft Developer Community Summit Microsoft University Relationship Program December 8, 2000 Microsoft .NET in Universities Shanghai Tong Ji University April 19, 2001 XML - The Corner Stone of Next Generation of Internet Shanghai Jiao Tong University Min Hang Campus April 24, 2001 The Road to eCommerce Shanghai Jiao Tong University Min Hang Campus April 25, 2001 Microsoft .NET and Its Components Shanghai Jiao Tong University Min Hang Campus May 11, 2001 Secrets of Microsoft’s Success Shanghai Jiao Tong Unv. / East China Normal Univ. June 6, 2001 Microsoft .NET Framework Startup Camp Shanghai Jiao Tong University Xu Hui Campus Enterprise Customer Training December 1, 2000 Microsoft .NET, SOAP and Web Services EN Microsoft Premier Customers ( from Thailand/Singapore/India) September 22, 2000 Microsoft .NET Overview Siemens (China) Octomber 12, 2000 BizTalk Guangzhou Sigma Software Co. April 2, 2001 Enabling Smoother B2B Transaction with BizTalk Alibaba May 5, 2002 Microsoft Development Team Practices Shanghai Shock Exchange Internal Training July 4, 2003 XML for Support Engineers Windows Online Support Team, GTEC, Microsoft April 1, 2001 Learning XML via Demos Service Camp 2001, GTEC, Microsoft August 8, 2000 What A Support Engineer Needs to Know about XML Office Online Support Division, GTEC, Microsoft April 25, 2000 XML in Depth ME Charlie Team, GTEC, Microsoft May 31, 2001 XML for Non-Technical People EN Communication Specialists Technical Education, GTEC Jun 28, 200 BizTalk Training Microsoft (China) Sales and Marketing Team Training September 22, 2000 Jswang’s Perspective on Microsoft .NET EN Company-Wide Tech Talk, GTEC, Microsoft November 1, 2001 Microsoft .NET Microsoft Service Camp XP (Best Trainer Award) November 1, 2001 The Minimums you Need to Know about Microsoft .NET Wicresoft New Hire Training July 10, 2003 Microsoft .NET ?What the Video is Talking About Microsoft Technical Festival, WOD, GTEC October 13, 2000 SOAP and BizTalk Overview Guangzhou Office, Microsfot(China) Support Services Operation December 19, 2001 Microsoft Call Center Operation SHEAC April 15, 2003 Understanding Customer Service Wicresoft ESS Camp III December 9, 2003 Processes, Metrics and Best Practices Behind GTEC Operation Guangzhou Unicom Presentation and Training Skills October 21, 2002 Facilitating Interactive Workshop GTEC, Microsoft March 1, 2003 Facilitating Interactive Workshop Wicresoft July 30, 2002 Presentation Skills Orchestra Camp, GTEC, Microsoft Development Management Training Microsoft Development Management Training, covering the team model, bugs tracking, source control, team coding facilities, and culture building. Sept 28 - 29, 2001 Guangzhou, Guangzhou December 3 ?6, 2001 Changsha, Hunan January 30, 2002 Nanjing, Jiangsu May 22 ?26, 2002 Wuhan, Hubei July 6 ?10, 2002 Suzhou, Jiangsu August 22, 2002 Suzhou, Jiangsu Sept 24 ?28, 2002 Chengdu, Sichuan January 21 ?22, 2003 ShanghaiI tried very hard not to mix the professional life and the personal life in this blog. I avoided posting anything related to my employer or the job I am doing.
This post is an exception. Why? I justed joined the LinkedIn.com network per Isaac's (Chinese site) invitation. It is a good professional network focusing on business and employeement opportunities. ThenI begin to build up my profile (requires free membership to view). I also invited some of my best friends and asked them to give me endoresement on the position I have ever been. Among them, I listed Speaker and Trainer as a position. To make sure I have evidence that I was qualified for this position, I took about one hour to create a summary of major events I spoke or training I facilicated. The result is amazing. I'd like to share how frequently I attended all kinds of events in the last three years.
Oh. I also listed another funny position - Founder and Major Contributor of Wangjianshuo.com. Haha. If you'd like help to endorse my work on this site, please also join the LinkedIn.com and add me as your connection. My display name at LinkedIn.com is Jian Shuo Wang.
Posted by Jian Shuo Wang at January 2, 2004 3:22 PM
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Jianshuo:
This could be an impressive part of your resume. Headhunters will definitely notice this :-)
Happy New Year.
Posted by: JoyMocha on January 2, 2004 11:10 PMWow! From reading your blog entries I had no idea you've done so many great things. I really admire your ability to speak in front of large groups in a foreign language, I only wish that I could one day be able to deliver a great speech in my own language, let alone a second language.
Wishing you best of luck and continued success in the New Year!!
Posted by: Joel (external link) on January 3, 2004 12:22 PMHi Jianshuo:
Impressive speech and training record.
Im just curious what made you decide to return to Shanghai
in the nineties as I could not find that information on your website...
im currently doing my masters... in the future,
i'd also want to relocate to shanghai if an opportunity arises.
Philip Liu
Posted by: Philip Liu on January 5, 2004 9:26 AMJian Shuo Wang,
You can call me "Dee". I am Shanghainese. Hope you don't have anything against Shanghai folks, if so don't fit me into any of those stereotypes.
I am a member of linkedIn now. I'd like to invite you, but don't know your email address. I am wondering whether you are able to send it to me to my email.
It was an accident I clicked on your website. Believe it or not, I got pulled in by you and your wife's happy story. In some ways, I found our stories are a bit alike.
My finance is from Boston, and we met in Paris. Now both of us ended up in Shanghai, actually we've been back here for 2 years. We've been talking about setting up our own website for a while now. We are working on it. Wonder if you and your wife can give us some suggestion. He's a teacher, taught internationally for over 10 years. I majored in computer science in Paris, and was just called by a third party human resource agent for an interview of Microsoft at the mid of Jan 2004. I know both of you works for microsoft.
I read your wife's small paragraph concerning Paris. It triggered my memory. Three years studying there has changed my life. Then my finace was the managing director of the American Liberay of Paris. I was a student of the American University of Paris across the block. We met in his libary.
That was really one of those romantic times. I don't know whether you went to Europe with your wife or not, my experience tells two is definitely better than one in Europe, especially Paris. If not, next time go together with her, and you will help her to make up more than just Centre de la Pompiteau , and Monne.
I found the forum on your website concerning Shanghai interesting. Though born in Shanghai, often I found my opinion of Shanghai is sentimentally biased. So to be able to hear the voices on the other side of the world discussing about my child city gives me another perspective.
I hope some of my innuendals on the comment of your website didn't offend you. Just jokes.
Best to both of you. Keep connected.
Dee