When re-org pushes good people out; why Marissa Mayer will leave Google
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Re: When re-org pushes good people out; why Marissa Mayer will leave Google
#2Wow, I could definitely see this happening. Could Mayer and Sandberg really team up again at Facebook? I could see this as being the tipping point for them.
Re: When re-org pushes good people out; why Marissa Mayer will leave Google
#3Wow, I could definitely see this happening. Could Mayer and Sandberg really team up again at Facebook? I could see this as being the tipping point for them.
If Mayer went to facebook, that would make me afraid, very afraid of how dominant FB really will become in the next 5 years.
I wrote about that dystopian view here: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2381780
(Sorry to seemingly keep spamming this post - I am not trying to - it just keeps coming of as relevant)
Re: When re-org pushes good people out; why Marissa Mayer will leave Google
#4Wow, I could definitely see this happening. Could Mayer and Sandberg really team up again at Facebook? I could see this as being the tipping point for them.
If Mayer went to facebook, that would make me afraid, very afraid of how dominant FB really will become in the next 5 years. I wrote about that dystopian view here: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2381780 (Sorry to seemingly keep spamming this post - I am not trying to - it just keeps coming of as relevant)
Sorry but your previous post is literally pure fiction. You could write a similar story about most other big corps and it would be true.
Re: When re-org pushes good people out; why Marissa Mayer will leave Google
#5What a presumptuous and substanceless article.
Re: When re-org pushes good people out; why Marissa Mayer will leave Google
#6I don't think she's going to leave Google. This article feels like a fabricated trolling more than anything else. Just because new people are assigned to the heads doesn't always mean all the old people will be out.
Then again, if Marissa Mayer does leave Google, it will be a pretty big loss, as the article points out.
Re: When re-org pushes good people out; why Marissa Mayer will leave Google
#7> As vice president, search and user experience
She hasn't been in that role for a long time - she was re-allocated to VP of Location and Local last year.
Marissa was never an SVP and never on the execo - she was more a public face of the company, so she hasn't been demoted or promoted, just shifted sideways (which she has done a lot of anyway - involved in everything from UI, Gmail, Search, to Books, working with Sergey, etc.). She has never appeared on this page:
http://www.google.com/corporate/execs.html
You can't take the rest of the article seriously if the person is forming an opinion on something that they obviously have no idea about.
Re: When re-org pushes good people out; why Marissa Mayer will leave Google
#8What a presumptuous and substanceless article.
exactly my thought. and i looked for the author name and couldn't find one...
Re: When re-org pushes good people out; why Marissa Mayer will leave Google
#9Earlier quoted context omitted.
If Mayer went to facebook, that would make me afraid, very afraid of how dominant FB really will become in the next 5 years. I wrote about that dystopian view here: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2381780 (Sorry to seemingly keep spamming this post - I am not trying to - it just keeps coming of as relevant)
Sorry but your previous post is literally pure fiction. You could write a similar story about most other big corps and it would be true.
of course its fiction. Where the fark are you from?
Re: When re-org pushes good people out; why Marissa Mayer will leave Google
#10". Her looks — blonde, Midwestern, unusually attractive for Silicon Valley — helped her win magazine covers."
Great job author, you've indirectly insulted all the women in silicon valley ...