Hi Sundar Pichai,
My name is Avathanshu Bhat. I am 13
years old and live in Mumbai, India. After a challenging set of assignments, I
was privileged to be selected for #SummerCampWithGoogle Thanks to this wonderful opportunity,
I traveled to Hyderabad on a full expenses-paid trip to visit the Google India
Office. It is a great feeling to know what is behind the plain color logo
which we all see every day! I got a chance to see where Google's services
actually function. The Google Team handled the entire event excellently, from
the airport to the stay to everything! Hats off to them!
The thing I admire most about Google
is how they introduce such vast ranges of products, all of which are extremely
useful. Another is how products such as smart phones and smart speakers are all
dominated by AI, Voice Control, Bio-metrics etc. all of which are giant leaps
in the tech-world in quick succession. (I have seen all of the existing AI
such as Google Assistant, Siri, Alexa, Cortana and Bixby and I still think
Google Assistant is smarter than them all by far. It is my personal favorite too!)
What amazed me the most was the
environment you provide to your employees; I haven't yet seen your HQ in
Mountain View, but everything is so 'user-friendly'. Stressed out by work? Grab
whatever you want at the cafeteria. Didn't get sleep? Take a nap at the
Sleeping Quarters. Laptop forgotten or stopped working? Here's another one for
you to use from the spare! What with the game room, gymnasium and much more,
you make sure that no employee fails to work because of any of the reasons
above. I admire that! I just want to thank you for creating
something without which the world would stumble. I hope the Google Alphabet
continues to expand and collaborate with other companies around the world.
On a
personal note, Google has been part of my life since as long as I can remember.
When I grow up, I too want to contribute to society in the same way Google has
been doing for the human race. To repeat what I put at the end of my
fourth assignment, "Thank you Google, never stop to amaze us!"
Cheers!!
Avathanshu
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