Meyer and her husband were married at the end of last year.
Marissa Meyer is the most powerful woman at Google and is recognized as the most beautiful woman in Silicon Valley. But there are too many contradictions in her body: she has a beautiful and charming face, but her mind is calmer than men, and her actions are stronger and even colder than men. She considers herself a geek, but she's a far cry from the traditional geek who's buried in programming-she's stylish and high-profile, making her one of the most watched public figures in it.
When I entered college, I was a "computer white Ding"
Meyer graduated from Stanford University, a well-known institution of higher learning located in the heart of Silicon Valley in the United States, majoring in artificial intelligence, with a bachelor's degree in symbolic systems and a master's degree in computer science. But when she entered Stanford, she was just a computer whiz. In her first year of college, she took out all the savings she earned as a nanny to buy her first computer, and with the help of others, she turned on the computer for the first time and touched the mouse for the first time. From then on, she originally planned to study medicine entered a new world.
In the spring of 1999, 24-year-old Meyer was about to earn a master's degree, when 12 work units, including Carnegie Mellon University, McKinsey Consulting and Oracle, had decided to hire her. But one night in mid-April, she was sitting at her computer eating pasta and checking her email. She saw a recruitment email with the subject line "Come to Google", so she planned to press "delete" habitually. Unexpectedly, she accidentally hit the space bar when she bent over. In this way, Meyer became the 20th employee at the beginning of Google's founding and the first female engineer in Google history.
Did the founder of Google pursue her?
Before Google went public in 2004, Meyer, as one of the company's veterans, chose to own Google stock. Therefore, she is now rich. In the past four years, Meyer has been continuously included in Fortune magazine's "50 Most Powerful Women in Business" list. At the age of 33, she became the youngest woman to receive this title.
Although Meyer considers herself a technical geek, she is not as casual as ordinary geeks in her dress. Chasing fashion and maintaining a tasteful life are her major hobbies. She poured her love of fashion into her work. For example, under her leadership, Google has created nearly 70 digital "skins."
Meyer was married in San Francisco late last year. Her husband is real estate investment manager Zach Boger. There are rumors that Google co-founder Larry Page once pursued Meyer, so many people believe that Zach is not worthy of the Google "goddess" who is worth more than 100 million yuan; but in fact, Zach is also from a well-known family. He graduated from Harvard University in environmental science and public relations and also received a law degree from Georgetown University. He and Meyer are tall and handsome.
Just after switching to Yahoo, some media said that Meyer is currently pregnant and this will be her first child. Several sources said that the expected date of delivery is this winter.