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Secrets of success from Google co-founder
January 5, 2009
It is a tremendous responsibility for us to have all eyes focused on what we do and to give people exactly what they need when they ask for it.
We believe it is easy to be penny wise and pound foolish with respect to benefits that can save employees considerable time and improve their health and productivity.
Our opportunity and responsibility has continued to expand. It doesn't feel all that different to me than it did a few years ago.
The thing that matters is experience. We have lots of executives from failed companies; they learned a lot from these things. They say, 'We can't do that -- we tried that and it didn't work.' So failure is useful.
When you have basic technology you find interesting things to do with them, and if you're lucky they'll turn into something big.
Image: Larry Page listens during a presentation of the Google Chrome web browser at the company headquarters in Mountain View, USA, September 2, 2008. | Photograph: REUTERS/Kimberly White
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