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Sundar Pichai's most important job now is to stabilize Google's internal culture, which became increasingly closed and antagonistic during his tenure as CEO

not products or moonshots—is Sundar Pichai's biggest challenge BBC : DeepMind co-founder Mustafa Suleyman switches to Google JR Raphael / Computerworld : 6 smart things to think over with Google's leadership shuffle Tweets: Roger McNamee / @moonalice : @karaswisher is brilliant, but why give Pichai a pass for the harmful business practices of Google's data gathering teams, adtech infrastructure, search engine, YouTube, Android, DNS team, etc.? Ideally, Pichai's future will be dominated by regulators. https://www.nytimes.com/... Subrahmanyam Kvj / @sub8u : “There were louder executives at Google. There were brainier ones. There were more aggressive ones... ...in the end, the nice guy — Sundar Pichai — finished first.” Great read from @karaswisher on @sundarpichai's elevation as Alphabet CEO! https://www.nytimes.com/... https://twitter.com/...

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  • @moonalice Roger McNamee on x
    @karaswisher is brilliant, but why give Pichai a pass for the harmful business practices of Google's data gathering teams, adtech infrastructure, search engine, YouTube, Android, DNS team, etc.? Ideally, Pichai's future will be dominated by regulators. https://www.nytimes.com/...
  • @sub8u Subrahmanyam Kvj on x
    “There were louder executives at Google. There were brainier ones. There were more aggressive ones... ...in the end, the nice guy — Sundar Pichai — finished first.” Great read from @karaswisher on @sundarpichai's elevation as Alphabet CEO! https://www.nytimes.com/... https://twit…