When I was there (admittedly, years ago) one could have fired at least 50% of the managers PLUS engineers, and Google would have been much better off. Based on

When I was there (admittedly, years ago) one could have fired at least 50% of the managers PLUS engineers, and Google would have been much better off. Based on what colleagues who are still there tell me, the situation has drastically deteriorated to the point where some are calling for splitting apart the entire company in combination with a massive round of additional layoffs. What's absolutely clear is that Sundar needs to go. He's been largely responsible for the rot and ossification that has absolutely devastated whatever pioneering spirit was still there when engineers called the shots.