Podcasts about airbnb china

Entrevista con Nathan Blecharczyk, cofundador, director en Jefe de Estrategia, y director de Airbnb China

In the wake of the recent IPO, we interview three early members of the Airbnb China team on how Airbnb found and stuck to its core advantages against an array of local competitors. And how it managed to emerge as a rare Western tech startup success story in China. Guest lineup: Robert Hao, Co-Founder and COO of Hype, Ltd., Director of Business Operations and Strategy, HCO, Head of Supply at Airbnb 2012-2017 Bryan Huang, Founder at Annabai Technology, IT Manager at Airbnb 2015-2018 Ziyang David Fan, Head of Digital Trade at World Economic Forum, Senior Legal Counsel at Airbnb 2015-2017

In the wake of the recent IPO, we interview three early members of the Airbnb China team on how Airbnb found and stuck to its core advantages against an array of local competitors. And how it managed to emerge as a rare Western tech startup success story in China.Guest lineup: Robert Hao, Co-Founder and COO of Hype, Ltd.; Director of Business Operations and Strategy, HCO, Head of Supply at Airbnb 2012-2017 Bryan Huang, Founder at Annabai Technology; IT Manager at Airbnb 2015-2018 Ziyang David Fan, Head of Digital Trade at World Economic Forum; Senior Legal Counsel at Airbnb 2015-2017

Airbnb, undeniably the world's most popular vacation rental online marketplace, just went public recently. In just days, Airbnb's valuation has exceeded $100 billion and now eclipses even some of the world's largest hotel chains such as Marriott, Hilton, and Hyatt.This episode is a blast from the past, where we revisit our conversation with Sean Pan, the former Head of China Operations at Airbnb, who had overseen the transformation of Airbnb's strategy, management system, and branding in China since 2015 when the company only had 6 employees!Today, China has become one of the most important markets for Airbnb where the company is seeing exponential growth. Airbnb, or Aibiying, as it is better known in China managed to not only survive in the China market but also growing from strengths to strengths, something that most international startups have failed to do when they enter China.In this episode, Sean mentions one of the key obstacles confronted by many foreign companies who want to localize in China is the communication problem between the global and China team. How did Airbnb manage to successfully tackle this issue? What efforts does the company put in to build internal trust?Show Notes:[01:26] Introduction to Sean[05:33] The Philosophy behind Airbnb's office in Beijing[06:30] Building and maintaining Airbnb's unique Culture in China[08:09] How to foster a commitment to China from the global Team?[12:00] Key finding for Airbnb's success[15:38] Managing the relation with head-quarters[16:12] Evolution of Airbnb's China strategy[18:03] Creating a China-specific brand[22:38] Challenge foreign entrepreneurs are facing in China[26:00] Is there an opportunity for foreign companies in China?Many thanks to our guest Benjamin Qiu; host Oscar Ramos; producers  Eva Shi and  Sagar Chaudhary; editor David; organizer Chinaccelerator; and sponsor People Squared. Be sure to check out our website www.chinaccelerator.comShare, subscribe, review, enjoy!Follow us on LinkedIn:  www.linkedin.com/company/the-china-startup-pulse/Email us: team@chinastartuppulse.com

Robert talks about his China immersion. How he built and scaled Airbnb China and shares his views and frameworks on building a venture in China. Why and How to China. The One Percent Project are conversations that will help you understand how some of the smartest minds build, scale and implement new ideas and ventures. About Robert: My very first guest on The One Percent Project is my ex-colleague, Robert Hao, Co-Founder & COO, HYPE Asia. HYPE is a venture builder that helps startups demystify, unlock, and succeed in Asia. Presently, Robert is heading the expansion of Goat into China. Goat is the world's largest sneakers marketplace. In 2012, he helped form the Asia landing team to expand Airbnb into the APAC region. From 2013-2017, Robert relocated to Beijing to start Airbnb China business, where he led Business Operations & Strategy and Host Community Operations and grew the China team to two hundred strong. Our Conversation: In this conversation with Robert, we speak about the Chinese tech ecosystem evolution and the frameworks to succeed in China. Airbnb growth in China the initial trends and indicators Chinese Vs Western consumers how their consumption and spending patterns differ What made Goat decide to enter China How TikTok became a global sensation How a late entrant Chinese tech startup Meituan Dianping emerged as a super-app while competing against the Chinese tech giants: Alibaba, Tencent, Baidu Chinese technology trends in the next 10 years Quick Fire Questions: Favorite Book/ Blog: The Name of the Wind Hardest Thing about your job: Effective communication What Do I Know Now That I Didn't Know When I Started: Startups really need to get back to basics and build their foundation around monetization and profitability instead of only focusing solely on the hockey-stick growth story. A Recent Startup that has got your attention: Thras.io

Chao Zhang is a feminist, a writer, and an entrepreneur. She co-founded Lean In China 6 years ago and has been dedicated to female empowerment ever since. She is a published author and a popular blogger on women issues in China. Her first book, "We Need To Talk", was published in 2013 and reached millions of young Chinese people. From management consultant at Hay Group, to the first local employee at Airbnb China, to Group Director at a leading global branding agency Labbrand, Chao has a decade of experience in helping global brands and tech start-ups succeed creatively and commercially in China's digital age. Her past work has won top awards, including Spikes Asia, Cannes Lions (shortlisted), and NYFA. Her business acumen and contributions to social impact led to her nomination as "Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia" and "Beijing's Perfect 10" - ten individuals who will define the next decade in Beijing, as well as many interviews from publications and institutions such as China National Radio and the BBC. Chao's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cloverzhang/ Lean In China: www.leaninchina.com.cn Labbrand: http://www.labbrand.com/shanghai

Our Conversation:In this conversation with Robert, we speak about the Chinese tech ecosystem evolution and the frameworks to succeed in China. Airbnb growth in China the initial trends and indicatorsChinese Vs Western consumers how their consumption and spending patterns differWhat made Goat decide to enter ChinaHow TikTok became a global sensationHow a late entrant Chinese tech startup Meituan Dianping emerged as a Superapp while competing against the Chinese tech giants: Alibaba, Tencent, BaiduChinese technology trends in the next 10 yearsAbout Robert:My very first guest on The One Percent Project is my ex-colleague, Robert Hao, Co-Founder & COO, HYPE Asia. HYPE is a venture builder that helps startups demystify, unlock, and succeed in Asia. Presently, Robert is heading the expansion of Goat into China. Goat is the world's largest sneakers marketplace.In 2012, he helped form the Asia landing team to expand Airbnb into the APAC region. From 2013-2017, Robert relocated to Beijing to start Airbnb China business, where he led Business Operations & Strategy and Host Community Operations and grew the China team to two hundred strong.

Airbnb is one of the few global products that's not banned in China. That means they have to get their localization right in order to compete with local alternatives like tujia.com or xiaozhu.com. Starting with a name change to "Abiyang", listen to what the team at Airbnb China has done. This podcast was recorded on a live stream. I started my Twitch channel with the goal to show Localization Live. 100% transparency, 0% bullshit. Watch me LIVE at http://bit.ly/AndrejZitoLIVE This is episode #20 of my speaking practice, also known as the Localization Podcast :) #localization and #translation news across social media delivered to you by the power of my voice. Sources: https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/markets/airbnb-china-president-localization-is-key-if-we-want-to-be-successful-in-the-country/ar-BBWZp8M Thank you for listening and enjoy :)

Many foreign startups have tried to enter China, most have failed, yet a minority have flourished. Airbnb is one of the few living the China Dream, as after only 4 years it is winning the China home-sharing market. In this episode, we invited Sean Pan, Head of China Operations at Airbnb, who has overlooked Airbnb's transformation in their strategy, management system and branding since 2015, when Airbnb only had 6 people in the China team. As he mentioned, one obstacle confronted by many foreign companies who want to localize in China is the communication problem between the global and China team. How does Airbnb put efforts into that and build up the trust internally? Find the answer in this episode! Show Notes: [01:26] Introduction of Sean [05:33] The Philosophy behind Airbnb's office in Beijing [06:30] Building and maintaining Airbnb's unique Culture in China [08:09] How to foster commitment to China from global Team? [12:00] Key finding for Airbnb's success [15:38] Managing the relation with head-quarters [16:12] Evolution of Airbnb's China strategy [18:03] Creating a China specific brand [22:38] Challenge foreign entrepreneurs are facing in China [26:00] Is there an opportunity for foreign companies in China? Many thanks to our host Oscar Ramos, guest Sean Pan, editor David and Geep, producer Eva Shi, organizer Chinaccelerator and sponsor People Squared. Be sure to check out our website www.chinaccelerator.com If you like us, please give us a 5-star review and share with your friends! Follow us on Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/company/the-china-startup-pulse/ Email us: team@chinastartuppulse.com Music Credits: Adam Place founder of NUSIC (https://nusic.com.cn/)

GGV Capital's Hans Tung and Zara Zhang interview Tao Peng (彭韬), the president of Airbnb China. Prior to joining Airbnb in Sept 2018, Tao has founded a number of companies in the travel space including Breadtrip, a social app for recording and sharing trips, and more recently, CityHome, a management platform for short-terms rentals across China. Before founding Breadtrip, Tao has worked at the network security provider IntelliGuard and has also worked for McKinsey for two years as a management consultant. Tao graduated from the University of Melbourne with Ph.D degree in computer networks and the Huazhong University of Science and Technology with a bachelor's degree in communication engineering. He is also an avid traveler and has been to over 50 countries across seven continents. Earlier on the 996 Podcast, we have interviewed Nathan Blecharczyk, Airbnb's co-founder and chief strategy officer as well as the chairman of Airbnb China. If you haven't listened to that episode, we highly recommend checking it out; it was released around exactly a year ago on April 11th, 2018. Airbnb is a GGV portfolio company and our managing partners Hans Tung and Glenn Solomon actively works with the company especially with regards to its China strategy. Join our listeners' community via WeChat/Slack at 996.ggvc.com/community. The 996 Podcast is brought to you by GGV Capital, a global venture capital firm that invests in local founders. As a multi-stage, sector-focused firm, GGV focuses on seed-to-growth stage investments across Consumer/New Retail, Social/Digital & Internet, Enterprise/Cloud and Frontier Tech sectors. The firm was founded in 2000 and manages $6.2 billion in capital across 13 funds. Past and present portfolio companies include Affirm, Airbnb, Alibaba, Bitsight, ByteDance, Ctrip, Didi Chuxing, Grab, Gladly, Hello Chuxing, HashiCorp, Houzz, Keep, LingoChamp, Namely, Niu, Nozomi Networks, Opendoor, Peloton, Poshmark, Slack, Square, Wish, Xauto, Xiaohongshu, Yellow, YY, Zhaoyou and more. The firm has offices in Beijing, San Francisco, Shanghai and Silicon Valley. Learn more at ggvc.com, or “GGVCapital” on WeChat.

GGV Capital’s Hans Tung and Zara Zhang interview Tao Peng (彭韬), the president of Airbnb China. Prior to joining Airbnb in Sept 2018, Tao has founded a number of companies in the travel space including Breadtrip, a social app for recording and sharing trips, and more recently, CityHome, a management platform for short-terms rentals across China. Before founding Breadtrip, Tao has worked at the network security provider IntelliGuard and has also worked for McKinsey for two years as a management consultant. Tao graduated from the University of Melbourne with Ph.D degree in computer networks and the Huazhong University of Science and Technology with a bachelor’s degree in communication engineering. He is also an avid traveler and has been to over 50 countries across seven continents. Earlier on the 996 Podcast, we have interviewed Nathan Blecharczyk, Airbnb’s co-founder and chief strategy officer as well as the chairman of Airbnb China. If you haven’t listened to that episode, we highly recommend checking it out; it was released around exactly a year ago on April 11th, 2018. Airbnb is a GGV portfolio company and our managing partners Hans Tung and Glenn Solomon actively works with the company especially with regards to its China strategy. Join our listeners' community via WeChat/Slack at 996.ggvc.com/community. The 996 Podcast is brought to you by GGV Capital, a global venture capital firm that invests in local founders. As a multi-stage, sector-focused firm, GGV focuses on seed-to-growth stage investments across Consumer/New Retail, Social/Digital & Internet, Enterprise/Cloud and Frontier Tech sectors. The firm was founded in 2000 and manages $6.2 billion in capital across 13 funds. Past and present portfolio companies include Affirm, Airbnb, Alibaba, Bitsight, ByteDance, Ctrip, Didi Chuxing, Grab, Gladly, Hello Chuxing, HashiCorp, Houzz, Keep, LingoChamp, Namely, Niu, Nozomi Networks, Opendoor, Peloton, Poshmark, Slack, Square, Wish, Xauto, Xiaohongshu, Yellow, YY, Zhaoyou and more. The firm has offices in Beijing, San Francisco, Shanghai and Silicon Valley. Learn more at ggvc.com, or “GGVCapital” on WeChat.

On this episode we look at Chinese Hai Gui or overseas returnees, often translated as Sea Turtles, to look at the experience of Chinese alumni who have studied in Australia and since returned to China. We track down alumni, who are now working back in China to see how their life and education as students in Australia has prepared them for life working in China. In a double episode of the China Path Podcast, we catch up with Cheng Lei, who anchors the program Global Business on the Chinese English Language State Broadcaster, CGTN, and Peng Tao, the President of Air Bnb China. Cheng Lei discusses how she made a career change from Ausralia’s corporate sector to anchoring her own program on China’s state broadcaster. We look at the soft skills that can be learnt studying in Australia, the prominence of Australia in Chinese media and how Australian executive experience of China stacks up against western competition. Peng Tao describes his journey as a former Melbourne University graduate, who went on to become the President of one of the world’s largest start ups in China. We discuss the appeal of Australia for Chinese students, tips on integrating into Australian culture, getting involved in start ups and how Air BnB has become the prime accommodation choice for Chinese millennials.

In this episode, Nate chats about how to get out of the “trough of sorrows” through finding product-market fit, growing a global marketplace, and thinking outside (or inside) the box on building a business. Nathan (Nate) Blecharczyk is the co-founder and Chief Strategy Officer of Airbnb. Nate also serves as Chairman of Airbnb China. Nate plays a leading role in driving key strategic initiatives across Airbnb’s global business. Previously he oversaw the creation of Airbnb’s engineering, data science, and performance marketing teams. Nate became an entrepreneur in his youth, running a business while he was in high school that sold to clients in more than 20 countries. He earned a degree in Computer Science from Harvard University and held several engineering positions before co-founding Airbnb. As a guest, Nate has stayed in hundreds of homes using Airbnb and he is also a host in San Francisco, where he lives with his family.

On the first live show of the 996 Podcast, GGV Capital’s Hans Tung and Zara Zhang interviewed Nathan Blecharczyk, the co-founder and chief strategy officer of Airbnb, and the chairman of Airbnb China. In front of 150 audience members gathered at Airbnb’s San Francisco headquarters, Nathan discussed Airbnb’s China strategy, how it has evolved over the years, and what lessons he has learned through working with China. He also explained how to build relationships in China, how the company thinks about local competitors, and why Chinese authorities might actually be more open-minded than those elsewhere. GGV Capital is an investor in Airbnb, and managing partner Hans Tung and Glenn Solomon have been advising the company’s China strategy. Join our listeners' community via WeChat/Slack at 996.ggvc.com/community. GGV Capital also produces a biweekly email newsletter in English, also called "996," which has a roundup of the week's most important happenings in tech in China. Subscribe at 996.ggvc.com. The 996 Podcast is brought to you by GGV Capital, a multi-stage venture capital firm based in Silicon Valley, Shanghai, and Beijing. We have been partnering with leading technology entrepreneurs for the past 18 years from seed to pre-IPO. With $3.8 billion in capital under management across eight funds, GGV invests in globally minded entrepreneurs in consumer internet, e-commerce, frontier tech, and enterprise. GGV has invested in over 280 companies, with 30 companies valued at over $1 billion. Portfolio companies include Airbnb, Alibaba, Bytedance (Toutiao), Ctrip, Didi Chuxing, DOMO, Hashicorp, Hellobike, Houzz, Keep, Musical.ly, Slack, Square, Wish, Xiaohongshu, YY, and others. Find out more at ggvc.com.

On the first live show of the 996 Podcast, GGV Capital's Hans Tung and Zara Zhang interviewed Nathan Blecharczyk, the co-founder and chief strategy officer of Airbnb, and the chairman of Airbnb China. In front of 150 audience members gathered at Airbnb's San Francisco headquarters, Nathan discussed Airbnb's China strategy, how it has evolved over the years, and what lessons he has learned through working with China. He also explained how to build relationships in China, how the company thinks about local competitors, and why Chinese authorities might actually be more open-minded than those elsewhere. GGV Capital is an investor in Airbnb, and managing partner Hans Tung and Glenn Solomon have been advising the company's China strategy. Join our listeners' community via WeChat/Slack at 996.ggvc.com/community. GGV Capital also produces a biweekly email newsletter in English, also called "996," which has a roundup of the week's most important happenings in tech in China. Subscribe at 996.ggvc.com. The 996 Podcast is brought to you by GGV Capital, a multi-stage venture capital firm based in Silicon Valley, Shanghai, and Beijing. We have been partnering with leading technology entrepreneurs for the past 18 years from seed to pre-IPO. With $3.8 billion in capital under management across eight funds, GGV invests in globally minded entrepreneurs in consumer internet, e-commerce, frontier tech, and enterprise. GGV has invested in over 280 companies, with 30 companies valued at over $1 billion. Portfolio companies include Airbnb, Alibaba, Bytedance (Toutiao), Ctrip, Didi Chuxing, DOMO, Hashicorp, Hellobike, Houzz, Keep, Musical.ly, Slack, Square, Wish, Xiaohongshu, YY, and others. Find out more at ggvc.com.

上期节目中，Vivian 和我们聊了聊她成长过程中所经历的起伏、迷茫和收获。2015 年， Vivian 离开了工作四年的 Facebook、回到自己出生的城市北京、加入了 Airbnb 中国团队。离开硅谷、回到祖国，这是一个让硅谷华人说起就心痒却又纠结的话题，但当时的 Vivian 并想太多就做出了回国的决定。 01:00 选择回国，我没有犹豫 03:09 产品本土化的前 10% 和后 10% 07:04 产品本土化的三个阶段 11:06 外国产品在中国品牌认知度低，如何教育市场？ 15:25 从硅谷到北京，你会不会水土不服？ 19:04 成为设计经理，如何管理比自己还有经验的人？ 23:33 在 Airbnb 合格的设计师的标准是什么？ 25:32 新手设计师申请工作时的常见误区 链接 Vivian 的个人主页：http://vivianwang.com/ Vivian 的领英：https://www.linkedin.com/in/wangvivian Airbnb 中国团队招聘信息：https://www.airbnb.ca/careers/locations/beijing-china?locale=en 文字整理稿 「从硅谷回国，我没有任何犹豫」：Airbnb 中国设计经理 Vivian Wang - 知乎

上期节目中，Vivian 和我们聊了聊她成长过程中所经历的起伏、迷茫和收获。2015 年， Vivian 离开了工作四年的 Facebook、回到自己出生的城市北京、加入了 Airbnb 中国团队。离开硅谷、回到祖国，这是一个让硅谷华人说起就心痒却又纠结的话题，但当时的 Vivian 并想太多就做出了回国的决定。 01:00 选择回国，我没有犹豫 03:09 产品本土化的前 10% 和后 10% 07:04 产品本土化的三个阶段 11:06 外国产品在中国品牌认知度低，如何教育市场？ 15:25 从硅谷到北京，你会不会水土不服？ 19:04 成为设计经理，如何管理比自己还有经验的人？ 23:33 在 Airbnb 合格的设计师的标准是什么？ 25:32 新手设计师申请工作时的常见误区 链接 Vivian 的个人主页：http://vivianwang.com/ Vivian 的领英：https://www.linkedin.com/in/wangvivian Airbnb 中国团队招聘信息：https://www.airbnb.ca/careers/locations/beijing-china?locale=en 文字整理稿 「从硅谷回国，我没有任何犹豫」：Airbnb 中国设计经理 Vivian Wang - 知乎

上期节目中，Vivian 和我们聊了聊她成长过程中所经历的起伏、迷茫和收获。2015 年， Vivian 离开了工作四年的 Facebook、回到自己出生的城市北京、加入了 Airbnb 中国团队。离开硅谷、回到祖国，这是一个让硅谷华人说起就心痒却又纠结的话题，但当时的 Vivian 并想太多就做出了回国的决定。 01:00 选择回国，我没有犹豫 03:09 产品本土化的前 10% 和后 10% 07:04 产品本土化的三个阶段 11:06 外国产品在中国品牌认知度低，如何教育市场？ 15:25 从硅谷到北京，你会不会水土不服？ 19:04 成为设计经理，如何管理比自己还有经验的人？ 23:33 在 Airbnb 合格的设计师的标准是什么？ 25:32 新手设计师申请工作时的常见误区 链接 Vivian 的个人主页：http://vivianwang.com/ Vivian 的领英：https://www.linkedin.com/in/wangvivian Airbnb 中国团队招聘信息：https://www.airbnb.ca/careers/locations/beijing-china?locale=en 文字整理稿 「从硅谷回国，我没有任何犹豫」：Airbnb 中国设计经理 Vivian Wang - 知乎

本期节目我们请到了前 Facebook 的产品设计师、现任 Airbnb China 的设计经理 Vivian Wang 做客。从卡内基梅隆大学的传播设计本科毕业，到去大名鼎鼎的 Frog Design 做实习生，在 Facebook 上市之际加入了他们的设计团队，再到成为 Airbnb 中国团队的第一个设计师、并成长为一名管理十多位员工的设计经理，Vivian 作为设计师的经历就像是一份完美的成绩单。然而，在她看来， 她的成长经历是一段失去自信、又不断找回自信的过程。 01:06 童年时代辗转中美两地，我意识到中国才是家 06:39 不知道自己想要什么时，如何走出迷茫？ 12:10 设计师的四个成长阶段 14:45 我见过很多 CMU 凌晨四点的样子 18:43 同班同学们的作品都很雷同，要如何脱颖而出？ 23:58 没有用过 iPhone, 我却用一份 iOS 设计加入了 Facebook 26:03 初入职场，我靠什么度过了 Facebook 的试用期 29:13 萌新设计师挑大梁改版 Facebook 首页 36:00 设计师如何有效的给反馈和听反馈 嘉宾联系方式 Vivian 的个人主页：http://vivianwang.com/ Vivian 的领英：https://www.linkedin.com/in/wangvivian 文字整理稿 「从硅谷回国，我没有任何犹豫」：Airbnb 中国设计经理 Vivian Wang - 知乎

本期节目我们请到了前 Facebook 的产品设计师、现任 Airbnb China 的设计经理 Vivian Wang 做客。从卡内基梅隆大学的传播设计本科毕业，到去大名鼎鼎的 Frog Design 做实习生，在 Facebook 上市之际加入了他们的设计团队，再到成为 Airbnb 中国团队的第一个设计师、并成长为一名管理十多位员工的设计经理，Vivian 作为设计师的经历就像是一份完美的成绩单。然而，在她看来， 她的成长经历是一段失去自信、又不断找回自信的过程。 01:06 童年时代辗转中美两地，我意识到中国才是家 06:39 不知道自己想要什么时，如何走出迷茫？ 12:10 设计师的四个成长阶段 14:45 我见过很多 CMU 凌晨四点的样子 18:43 同班同学们的作品都很雷同，要如何脱颖而出？ 23:58 没有用过 iPhone, 我却用一份 iOS 设计加入了 Facebook 26:03 初入职场，我靠什么度过了 Facebook 的试用期 29:13 萌新设计师挑大梁改版 Facebook 首页 36:00 设计师如何有效的给反馈和听反馈 嘉宾联系方式 Vivian 的个人主页：http://vivianwang.com/ Vivian 的领英：https://www.linkedin.com/in/wangvivian 文字整理稿 「从硅谷回国，我没有任何犹豫」：Airbnb 中国设计经理 Vivian Wang - 知乎

本期节目我们请到了前 Facebook 的产品设计师、现任 Airbnb China 的设计经理 Vivian Wang 做客。从卡内基梅隆大学的传播设计本科毕业，到去大名鼎鼎的 Frog Design 做实习生，在 Facebook 上市之际加入了他们的设计团队，再到成为 Airbnb 中国团队的第一个设计师、并成长为一名管理十多位员工的设计经理，Vivian 作为设计师的经历就像是一份完美的成绩单。然而，在她看来， 她的成长经历是一段失去自信、又不断找回自信的过程。 01:06 童年时代辗转中美两地，我意识到中国才是家 06:39 不知道自己想要什么时，如何走出迷茫？ 12:10 设计师的四个成长阶段 14:45 我见过很多 CMU 凌晨四点的样子 18:43 同班同学们的作品都很雷同，要如何脱颖而出？ 23:58 没有用过 iPhone, 我却用一份 iOS 设计加入了 Facebook 26:03 初入职场，我靠什么度过了 Facebook 的试用期 29:13 萌新设计师挑大梁改版 Facebook 首页 36:00 设计师如何有效的给反馈和听反馈 嘉宾联系方式 Vivian 的个人主页：http://vivianwang.com/ Vivian 的领英：https://www.linkedin.com/in/wangvivian 文字整理稿 「从硅谷回国，我没有任何犹豫」：Airbnb 中国设计经理 Vivian Wang - 知乎

Airbnb Experiences has not quite lived up to the fanfare that accompanied its launch a year ago, and this week Leigh Gallagher, author of The Airbnb Story, interviewed CEO Brian Chesky to ask about its slow growth.Jasper is joined by Hostfully VP of Strategic Partnerships, Nicole Prentice Williams, to discuss whether it’s fair to compare the growth of the platform itself with the progress of Experiences. They also cover Chesky’s response to the #metoo campaign and the new responsibilities of another Airbnb co-founder, Nathan Blecharczyk as he takes over operations in China.While business may be rocky for Airbnb in China, it is booming in Africa, and headlines this week applaud the growth on the continent and the platform’s partnership with leadership in Cape Town. Nicole and Jasper also share the heartening story of a guest who painted an epic mural in a host’s apartment in Tokyo in exchange for a free stay!Topics CoveredArticle #1: Airbnb CEO: Here’s How ‘Experiences’ are Doing So Far•Airbnb Experiences launch one year ago•Only 3K experiences vs. 4M homes•Unfair comparison, keeping small on purpose•Earned 500K from social impact experiences•Homes business had no traction one year in•Experiences has 3K hosts, tens of thousands on wait list•Difference between new marketplace and established media machine•‘Experiences’ is buzzword in industry•Certain Experience hosts earning six figures (most earn 7K)•Chesky expecting Experiences to be big•Ultimate goal to become one-stop shop for travelersArticle #2: Airbnb’s China Chief Departs Abruptly Just Months Into the Job•Head of China business gone after four months•Search lasted longer than held post•Unclear why, seems to have been his decision•Airbnb not commentingArticle #3: Airbnb Head of China Operations Departs as Co-Founder Settles into New Role•Co-founder Nathan overseeing operations•Shows importance of Chinese market to Airbnb•China is difficult market for startupsArticle #4: This Airbnb Guest Left Behind an Incredible Mural on the Host’s Walls•Host in Tokyo learned guest was artist•Asked to create mural on white wall•Epic resultsAirbnb could do coffee table book of unique storiesArticle #5: Airbnb CEO: ‘We Need More Women Leaders’•Chesky commented on #metoo campaign•Proposed solution of having more women in leadership•No women on board of Airbnb (6 of 8 members are white men)Article #6: Airbnb Enjoys Spectacular Growth in Africa•Africa is fastest growing market•100K listings•Cape Town most popular (17K listings)•Mayor working with Airbnb•2M guests in last five years•Hosts earned $139M last year•South Africa has most listings•Morocco comes in second•325% growth in Nigeria•Airbnb conscious of social issuesResources MentionedArticle #1: fortune.com/2017/10/23/airbnb-ceo-experiences-new-york/VRMAArticle #2: bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-10-24/airbnb-s-china-chief-departs-abruptly-just-months-into-the-jobArticle #3: skift.com/2017/10/24/airbnb-head-of-china-operations-departs-as-co-founder-settles-into-new-role/Article #4: lonelyplanet.com/news/2017/10/23/airbnb-guest-leaves-murals/Article #5: fortune.com/2017/10/24/airbnb-ceo-no-more-hands-off-approach-on-techs-impact/Article #6: cnn.com/2017/10/24/africa/airbnb-growth-africa/index.htmlConnect with JasperEmail: jasper@getpaidforyourpad.comTwitter: @GetPaidForUrPadInstagram: @GetPaidForYourPad Facebook: www.facebook.com/getpaidforyourpad See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.