The Google Guys Leadership
According to data from World Bank, (last updated by 17th of January 2013), 32.77 percent of population of the world are internet users, which could be translated into 2.239 billion of people out of 7 billion people (according to report on October 31st 2011). One of the biggest company in the internet industry of all time is Google. Receiving 200 million queries each day, having 71 percent of internet searches in United States and 87 percent in United Kingdom in 2008, with revenue of 50.18 billion US dollar in 2012, it will leave us mortal beings to wonder and mesmerized of how can a small startup company, founded in a garage in Palo Alto turn to become a juggernaut like it is today in a matter of 15 years after it's corporation. The men that you can attribute this phenomenon called Google are The Google Guys, Larry Page and Sergey Brin.
Page grew up in the East Lansing, Michigan, area, where his father, Carl Victor Page, was a professor of computer science at Michigan State University
Dr. Carl Page was also an early pioneer in the field of artificial intelligence, and reportedly gave his young son his first computer when Larry was just six years old. Several years later Page entered the University of Michigan, where he earned an undergraduate degree in engineering with a concentration in computer engineering. Larry’s first jobs were at Advanced Management Systems in Washington, D.C., and then at a company called CogniTek in Evanston, Illinois. Page once built a working ink-jet printer out of Lego blocks. He was eager to advance in his career, and decided to study for a Ph.D degree. He was admitted to the prestigious doctoral program in computer science at Stanford University on 1995. On an introductory weekend at the Palo Alto campus that had been arranged for new students, he met Sergey Brin, who was being assigned to show prospective new students around the campus. Sergey Brin spent his childhood in Soviet Union's Moscow living with his paternal
Page grew up in the East Lansing, Michigan, area, where his father, Carl Victor Page, was a professor of computer science at Michigan State University
Dr. Carl Page was also an early pioneer in the field of artificial intelligence, and reportedly gave his young son his first computer when Larry was just six years old. Several years later Page entered the University of Michigan, where he earned an undergraduate degree in engineering with a concentration in computer engineering. Larry’s first jobs were at Advanced Management Systems in Washington, D.C., and then at a company called CogniTek in Evanston, Illinois. Page once built a working ink-jet printer out of Lego blocks. He was eager to advance in his career, and decided to study for a Ph.D degree. He was admitted to the prestigious doctoral program in computer science at Stanford University on 1995. On an introductory weekend at the Palo Alto campus that had been arranged for new students, he met Sergey Brin, who was being assigned to show prospective new students around the campus. Sergey Brin spent his childhood in Soviet Union's Moscow living with his paternal