> As someone who is kicking himself every day for turning down a job with Roku a while back... Same here. I am not too bothered. Reflecting on the decision, I

> As someone who is kicking himself every day for turning down a job with Roku a while back... Same here. I am not too bothered. Reflecting on the decision, I think the prestige of working at Google is the main reason I turned down Roku. And precisely because that Roku is a promising company, because they are focused on building a business, not building a prestige, for example, a fancy office. That's one good lesson to learn from this event. Good enough for me.