Was good company, getting stagnant
Was good company, getting stagnant
Massive infrastructure.
Good recognition/reputation.
Lots of resources.
Getting to the nepotism stage. It's more who you know than your work.
Go back to the original Google ethos: less focus on money at all costs.
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