No. The reason for that was that Google is Google and in Google the only thing that matters is launching new things[0] and keeping gmail/gsuite[1] and the ads[2

No. The reason for that was that Google is Google and in Google the only thing that matters is launching new things[0] and keeping gmail/gsuite[1] and the ads[2] running. You might think I'm exaggerating, but frankly, even the search product has seen a massive decline since 2009. [0]: based on testimonials from googlers and xooglers here on HN. [1][2]: based on observations.