I was born in Chongqing Province, in the south of China and then moved to Beijing for my undergrad. A few years later I continued pursuing my education by joining the Masters program in HRLR at Michigan State University. In my spare time, I like watching good movies(rated 8.5/10.0 and above!), singing karaoke, traveling and dancing. I have a natural passion for business and I very much enjoy challenges and learning. At work, I am results-oriented and an achiever, while my cultural background has taught me people skills allowing me to easily see other’s perspectives.
Developed new guidelines, standardized processes, simplified toolkit and developed materials for Internal Transfer Bonus Program in FY16 at Microsoft, which will significantly reduce confusion and shorten the time to process transfer bonuses for Staffing Consultants.
Analyzed and interpreted data, and communicated useful information and potential problems with SMS&P leaders in regards to Performance and Development during the annual rewards period to ensure the pay for performance philosophy and that top rewards go to the highest impact individuals.
Conducted a compensation survey by cooperating with an external consulting firm to benchmark and decide a compensation strategy for Microsoft Retail in FY17.
Analyzed legal, economic and political factors of some industries and provided industry research.
Benchmarked human resource practices of our clients’ competitors using internal and external data.
Completed over 80 job descriptions and simplified the organizational structure to increase efficiency.
Conducted job evaluations and designed an executive Compensation & Benefits system as well as a performance measurement system for a local real estate company.
Served over 50 clients in Qingdao and sold out over 20 Remuneration Survey and HR Practice Reports.
Organized a HR conference in Qingdao with over 300 participants.
Developed a strong relationship with Qingdao government and local companies as marketing partners.
Led the campus recruitment of Amazon 2012 Management Rotation Program for northern China
Recruited 8 entry-level staff and 1 managerial-level staff using different recruitment strategies