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> Sergey['s]....title will be Co-Founder. I can just imagine the conversation. "So, Sergey, you're okay with Larry taking the CEO title, what will yours be?"

by staunch 16y ago

> Sergey['s]....title will be Co-Founder. I can just imagine the conversation. "So, Sergey, you're okay with Larry taking the CEO title, what will yours be?" "You can call me 'Co-Founder', bitch"

hugh3 16y ago
If I were Sergey, I'd make sure that my title was just "Sergey".
- staunch 16y ago
  I just think it's funny that they probably wanted Sergey to pick a standard big company management title for the press release, like "President of Products" or similar. He went with "Co-Founder".
  - hugh3 16y ago
    Any standard big-company management title other than "CEO" or "Chairman of the Board" is beneath CEO level. "Co-founder" makes it clear what his position is: power without any official duties. Pretty sweet deal.
    - staunch 16y ago
      Yeah..that was my point...I'll stop talking about this now :-)
    - bl4k 16y ago
      His first request was "Super Co-Founder"
      - dougk7 16y ago
        I love the way Google functions in respect to top management