I Used To Say That You'll Have

I Had Always Assumed That The Right Way To Do It Was To These Engineers, Put Them In Offices By Themselves With Doors That They Could Close So They Could Think Deep Thoughts. This Is A Terrible Idea.

Even Though Google May Do Very Well, There Will Always Be An Alternative To What Google Is Doing, And People Will Always Have The Free Choice... Because There's No Way For Us To Prevent Them From Exercising That Choice. That Is One Of The Key Aspects Of Why The Internet Has Been So Successful. No Technologies Can Dominate.

I've Come To A View That Humans Will Continue To Do What We Do Well, And That Computers Will Continue To Do What They Do Very Well, And The Two Will Coexist, But In Different Spaces.

Amazon Has Well Passed Any Expectations Of Its Ability To Change Distribution And Marketing.

I'm Able To Bring Business Expertise But, More Importantly, Operating Experience. The People Here At Google Are Young. Every Day There Are Lots Of New Challenges. I Keep Things Focused. The Speech I Give Everyday Is: "this Is What We Do. Is What You Are Doing Consistent With That, And Does It Change The World?"