Google's Golden Rules for Effective Technical Teams
Hey! It's Google Day at Technometria. Not really, but this was still interesting. Google's Eric Schmidt and UC Berkeley's Hal Varian list ten "golden rules" that Google tries to follow: Hire by committee. Cater to their every need. Pack them in. Make coordination easy. Eat your own dog food. Encourage creativity. Strive to reach consensus. Don't be evil. Data drive decisions. Communicate effectively. The goal is to be a good place for knowledge workers. They start by talking about Drucker: At google, we think business guru Peter Drucker well understood how to manage the new breed of "knowledge workers."
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