Is there any organization more secretive than Google? The answer to that question is no, no there isn’t. Eric Schmidt, one of the top executives at Google, has written a book that aims to reveal some of the inner workings of the company known best by many as the search engine company. If you’re interested in how one of the biggest and most powerful companies in history works. Then this article will provide you with a brief synopsis of the book. And what lessons can be learned from it.
Overview About “How Google Works” by “Eric Schmidt”
Google has an uncanny ability to anticipate our needs and answer questions before we ask them. How did they do it? This insider book, written by its former CEO, explores what goes on behind the scenes of one of today’s greatest tech companies. Drawing on years of experience with YouTube, Android, Chrome, and much more. Eric Schmidt opens up about his philosophy of management and explains why he thinks big companies can still be agile—and innovative. Whether you’re a business student or an entrepreneur looking for tips on how to take your own company to new heights. There’s much to learn from How Google Works.
Review About “How Google Works” by “Eric Schmidt”
Sometimes it seems like tech startups are constantly coming up with new ways to make our lives easier. But, many of these innovations happen as a result of core elements from older products and services. Which, are now just taken for granted. For example, in his book How Google Works, Eric Schmidt tells us how they decided to build their famous Gmail product: The engineers at Google felt frustrated each time. They finished testing a piece of code or made a change in an existing system. They had to wait hours or even days for other people on campus to find out about it. And tell them what was wrong with it so they could fix it.
About “Eric Schmidt” the author of “How Google Works”
Eric Emerson Schmidt (born April 27, 1955) is an American businessman and software engineer. He is best known as executive chairman of Alphabet, Inc., formerly Google’s parent company; CEO of Novell; and chief executive officer of Sun Microsystems. In 2017, Forbes ranked Schmidt 21st on its list of The World’s 100 Most Powerful People. Before he became a full-time executive, he was a board member of Apple Inc. and sat on several other boards including that of the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, New Jersey. From January 2001 to May 2011 he served as CEO of Novell and from July 2001 to January 2011 he served as chairman at both Novell and Apple Computer.
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