Google was a pioneer in so many cutting age technologies. Starting with web search, it came out with so many path breaking applications, like search, adsense, google maps, google earth, google classroom etc, and tech infrastructure like BigTable, mapReduce, S2 etc etc. Then seems like the pipeline is broken. Nothing extraordinary came out in the last few years. What do googlers think? Am I wrong? #google
Did it loose its culture of innovation? Should one blame Sundar Pichai's leadership?
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The courage that the founders had to address problems head on, try something new, take decisions, went with them.
Current CEO and CFO don't really know much about technology.
Now it's about diversity, numbers, profit, image, and cost cutting.
Note compensation packages up and down the chain (large amounts of pay coming from short period stock vesting ) incentivizes this behavior. No executive sees a compensation bump for what happens 5 years after they leave
Sundar is great at running a company. He doesn’t go sit with a bunch of engineers and inspire some out-of-the-box concept, which even L&S we’re doing at other Alphabet bets until they recently ceded it all to Sundar.