I liked Sundar somewhat when I was at Google, after he shortly become CEO, until 2019 I left. Looking back, I always felt something missing when I think of him

I liked Sundar somewhat when I was at Google, after he shortly become CEO, until 2019 I left. Looking back, I always felt something missing when I think of him, in comparison to Larry Page. Right at this moment, it felt to me that Sundar is meant to be another typical professional manager for a "conventional company". The primary issue is that he, like other manager, lacks the inert urgency for their task. Apple has been playing the privacy card at least 2 years ago. That by itself threatens Google at its core. Yet I never see the decisiveness in rethinking Google's identity; it was always reactionary, 2nd timed, backward looking... Google is about to decline. Hopefully that will be something like the 90s' microsoft, and waiting for next revival...