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It's been said that they created the first self-replicating talent machine. Having worked with them, I believe it.
by killjoywashere 9y ago
It's been said that they created the first self-replicating talent machine. Having worked with them, I believe it.
- nopinsight 9y agoCould you elaborate on self-replicating talent machine (or link to posts if available)? Does that mean their talent attracts other talent from outside or their culture and process help develop (already talented) people working there into greater heights, or something else? It sounds really interesting and might benefit others as well.
- guiambros 9y agoLaszlo Bock, Google's former head of HR, covered this idea in his book "Work Rules" [1]. It's a good read. (disclaimer: I work at Google, although I read the book before I joined. I remember initially thinking the book was just corporate PR, but later I had the opportunity to see firsthand how accurate it was) [1] https://smile.amazon.com/Work-Rules-Insights-Inside-Transform/dp/1455554790/ https://smile.amazon.com/Work-Rules-Insights-Inside-Transfor...
- underwater 9y agoThe self-replicating hubris machine seems to be functioning as well.