"We start companies to build products that serve people, not to sit in meetings with lawyers. You need to be able to answer the "what have you done for our use

"We start companies to build products that serve people, not to sit in meetings with lawyers. You need to be able to answer the "what have you done for our users lately" question with "not much but I got promoted" and be happy with that answer to be successful in Corp-Tech." The only thing worse than not putting the user first when you build consumer products is having a core attribute of your Googley culture be "put the user first" and not do it.