Not a googler myself, but if I had to guess I'd say they feel a sense of ownership in Google employees at other companies might not. I think that sense of owne

Not a googler myself, but if I had to guess I'd say they feel a sense of ownership in Google employees at other companies might not. I think that sense of ownership is warranted, if not in a strictly legal sense. If a Google employee feels that, it seems natural to want to see it change for the better, and stick around to help influence it to do so. Moreover, the sheer size and power of Google means that changing its culture changes how it interacts with the world, which could have far-reaching consequences. Seems natural to want to see that impact improve.