Then, we went to visit the couple of HTC buildings there. They were very empty when we arrived as we got in before official work hours:
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ZXG88 is a big building, although either all floors were not accessible to Googlers or not part of Google
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The HTC buildings didn't really have snacks in microkitchens during HTC days, and still don't today, so people brought their own
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badge scanner inside the walls, first time, this faked me out as I didn't know where to badge since the reader wasn't visible
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I hope the safety nets were only there to catch stray objects that might fall
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we mistakenly entered the gigbabyte lobby, the Google entrance was around the corner
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it was still early in the morning (engineering hours-wise), so the floors were bone empty
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lots of testing equipment, including this bad ass shielding room
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likely for historical reasons, there is a 7-11 inside the building
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the google building is next to the HTC lobby
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nice decors, but the first floor was also the only place where guests were allowed without written prior authorization
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the upper floors were mostly seas of cubicles and not that interesting for guests anyway
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Jennifer made do in the café while I quickly walked the upper floors
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big café, the only google café we saw in the 4 locations we saw
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the gym was also quite well sized and equipped
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it's a very small building with a few testing labs and no pictures allowed