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Monday, 15 July 2013

Help us improve Google Cloud Platform by participating in a Build Day Study

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We are constantly looking to improve our products by gathering real customer feedback from you. Often times it's through G+ comments, 1:1 interactions, Twitter, conferences, and more.  '



Are you interested in learning more about Google Cloud Platform development as well as helping improve our products directly? You can by participating in a Google Cloud Platform Build Day Study! Selected participants will be invited to our Mountain View or Seattle campuses to work with Google engineers on a day-long build as a part of a User Experience Research study. Please fill out this questionnaire if you’re interested, and we’ll be in touch if you’re a good fit!



Thanks in advance for your interest and help.



- Posted by Andrew Macvean, UX Researcher
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