Report: Top Google execs pledged to stay 20 years

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Just before 2004 IPO, Brin, Page, and Schmidt agreed to work together for two decades, according to magazine report.

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Hypocrites........
by kenny-J January 31, 2008 10:38 AM PST: Another article concurrent with this one reveals that they fired 54 year old Brian Reid, as a "fuddy-duddy" not fitting their culture 6 months before this. And these jokers are going to stay around past that age; American business bu***oles!

Hope the Calif. Supreme Court nails their tenny weenies to the cross.; Reply to this comment

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