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How Google Works

How Google Works: Eric Schmidt & Jonathan Rosenberg Paperback – 12 Mar. 2015

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Eric Schmidt author of Trillion Dollar Coach

Eric Schmidt

How Google Works

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Book description
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A blink view of what it is to work at one of the world's most successful companies. For that voyeuristic reason alone, it is worth reading 
― Independent

“How Google Works” is an essential read for anyone looking to understand the principles behind one of the most successful companies of the 21st century. This book examines the revolutionary management techniques and business strategies that have allowed Google to dominate the tech industry and shape the way we interact with information.

Readers will learn:

• How to attract and retain top talent in a competitive market
• Strategies for fostering a culture of innovation and creativity
• The importance of rapid decision-making and experimentation
• How to leverage data and technology to drive business growth
• Ways to adapt and thrive in the face of constant change

The book provides a detailed look at Google’s unique approach to:

• Hiring and talent management
• Product development and innovation
• Corporate culture and employee empowerment
• Strategic decision-making and risk-taking
• Adapting to technological advancements

“How Google Works” is not just a corporate history; it’s a practical guide filled with actionable advice and real-world examples. The authors’ firsthand experiences provide readers with valuable lessons that can be applied to businesses of all sizes and industries. By examining Google’s successes and failures, readers will gain a deeper understanding of what it takes to thrive in the rapidly evolving digital landscape.

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Year Published
2015
Publisher
John Murray Publishers Ltd
Pages
319
Weight
300g
Language
English
ISBN 10
ISBN 13
978-1444792492

The book: "How Google Works" Is perfect for:

• Business leaders and executives looking to innovate their organizations
• Entrepreneurs seeking insights on building successful tech companies
• Students and professionals interested in tech industry management
• Anyone curious about the inner workings of Google and its success

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Meet the author

Author biography

Eric Schmidt is a renowned technologist, entrepreneur, and philanthropist best known for his transformative leadership as CEO and Chairman of Google from 2001 to 2011. With a Ph.D. in Computer Science from UC Berkeley, Schmidt played a pivotal role in scaling Google from a Silicon Valley startup to a global tech giant. His extensive experience includes executive positions at Novell and Sun Microsystems, as well as advisory roles for Alphabet Inc. In 2019, Schmidt co-authored “Trillion Dollar Coach,” drawing insights from his time working with legendary business coach Bill Campbell. As co-founder of Schmidt Futures, he focuses on applying science and technology to solve global challenges. Schmidt’s philanthropic efforts extend to climate change research and education through the Schmidt Family Foundation and Schmidt Ocean Institute. A licensed pilot and bestselling author, Eric Schmidt currently resides in New York, where he continues to shape the future of technology and innovation.

Book testimonials

financial times

Schmidt and Rosenberg put much of their emphasis on people – how to hire, train, motivate, organise, reward the talent needed to run a company like Google
― Financial Times

― City A.M.

Plenty of tips on managing ‘smart creatives’
― City AM

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An informative and creatively multilayered Google guidebook
― Kirkus

― City A.M.
This very popular read see the pair give an entertaining run-down of what working at Google teaches you, and how technology has changed the power balance between firm and consumer . . . food for thought 
― City AM

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