Google is in a hurry. Late last month, the search giant convened its employees and announced it would be pursuing what CEO Sundar Pinchai called a “simplicity sprint,” a collective effort to more quickly generate ideas and bring them to market.
The effort to “get better results faster,” as Pinchai put it, began with a companywide survey of employees about its processes.
There are reasons to be skeptical about Google’s intentions here.
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