I Was Google's First Woman Engineer.

If You Push Through That Feeling Of Being Scared, That Feeling Of Taking Risk, Really Amazing Things Can Happen.

I Don't Think That I Would Consider Myself A Feminist. I Think That, I Certainly Believe In Equal Rights. I Believe That Women Are Just As Capable, If Not More So, In A Lot Of Different Dimensions. But I Don't, I Think, Have Sort Of The Militant Drive And The Sort Of The Chip On The Shoulder That Sometimes Comes With That.

I’ve Come To Realize That Being A Mother Makes Me A Better Executive, Because Motherhood Forces Prioritization. Being A Mom Gives You So Much More Clarity On What Is Important.

I Love Technology, And I Don't Think It's Something That Should Divide Along Gender Lines.

If You Can Find Something That You're Really Passionate About, Whether You're A Man Or A Woman Comes A Lot Less Into Play. Passion Is A Gender-neutralizing Force.