If this was reddit, I totally would have posted "In b4 michaelochurch" when I read this article. His commentary on it was inevitable. What I thought was inter

If this was reddit, I totally would have posted "In b4 michaelochurch" when I read this article. His commentary on it was inevitable. What I thought was interesting was that the blog post said that a sense of mission and personal autonomy was key, which sure sounds like it would feed into Michael's crusade for open allocation. But then Googlers post here and seem to say that Google doesn't actually rank those traits highly. Which seems to back up his point. I don't know the truth of it, and don't really care very much since I don't plan to work at Google, but it's an interesting discussion nonetheless.