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I don’t like to think of myself as being a stupid guy, and the billions of dollars that Larry Page and Sergey Brin have would indicate that they aren’t stupid either, but I have to admit that I share Paul Kedrosky’s puzzlement about the rumoured Google Pack th
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3 years ago
then again, maybe this is all smokescreen, and google will wow us again.
3 years ago
I also agree with Rod's comment above: GOOG is going through what all companies who have had that trajectory go through eventually (I've lived it myself). Massive growth leads to massive hiring, massive success leads to massive expectations, all set against the backdrop of an organization dealing with cultural and organizational maturation. It is tremendously hard to do. Maybe they are avoiding that pain, and if so great, but it's a huge challenge for any organization.
- Stuart
3 years ago
"throw it at the wall and see what sticks" variety. But then maybe
that's natural -- and as Sergey has said before, a lot of Google's
best ideas have come from that approach, so maybe we shouldn't knock
it ;-)
And I guess you're right about it being noise to a large extent, Stuart.
After all, distributing the Google Pack isn't going to matter one way
or the other. And I guess Google is allowed a few missteps along with
the rest. I suppose we all pay so much attention to each one just
because they are such a huge and dominant player, and we expect
everything they do to be a world-changing event.