What Happened To Google's Founders?

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Google is one of the biggest companies in the world with a market capitalization of nearly $2 trillion. However, most people aren't able to name the founders of Google Larry Page and Sergey Brin. This makes as Larry Page and Sergey Brin basically fell off the face of the planet after they stepped down in 2015 from running Google. This is in stark contrast to most tech billionaires who maintain a significant social presence even after stepping down from their respective companies. Since they stepped down, we've only seen a handful of public appearances, and the founders have even relinquished control of the parent company Alphabet in 2019. This video explains what happened to Larry Page and Sergey Brin since they stepped down and what they're working on today.

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Timestamps:
0:00 - Larry & Sergey’s Disappearance Act
0:40 - Avoiding The Spotlight
2:38 - Private People
3:40 - Loss Of Control
5:47 - Personal Issues
7:13 - Lost Vision
8:48 - Post-Google

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[CaptainPlanet]

It’s not hard to disappear from the internet when you’re the Google founders.

[chetanpatteparapu]

Larry Page and Sergey Brin never wanted to serve ads as a means of generating revenue. But in the end, they got no option. Google literally has changed the ad industry and how we view ads.

[antoniomaglione]

They chose total privacy.
They can...

[kzsposeidon]

To be honest, I prefer their lifestyle far more than that of other celebrities: telling me how to live life, telling me about protecting the earth while jetsetting around the world themselves and all that bullshit

[algoristhq]

Larry was correct, project managers stifle software development. Product owners or scrum masters make for better “management.”

[vasumaru]

Google’s issue for many years is not managing the company but how to invest the 100s of Billions and make most return on it. So it would make sense that Larry and Sergey can focus their efforts on innovation and create new ventures.

[Lintrovert]

They’ve made the best decision a founder can make. Too many don’t know how to pass down the reigns. Humans don’t live forever, but a good company can

[apoorvam]

This video is so insightful, I never thought deeply about why the founders are rarely in the spotlight. Hari never disappoints.

[starman]

This happens when you give non technical people(shareholders) to decide on technical stuff. I too believe non tech roles stop innovation and focus just on profit.

[vascinx]

I remember when I first time heard Larry Page and Sergey Brin's name on my computer text when I was in 3rd or 4th grade. I didn't know how they looked or are they popular or not, then when I was interested in technology and tech CEO's I finally knew their story and more about them, now I'm in 8th grade.

[FitraRahim]

One of the reasons why Sundar Pichai appears to be so popular in Google Trends is that many Indian internet users are curious about the CEO of Alphabet Inc (Google) who is of Indian background.

[Clark-Mills]

"Do no Evil"... well they had the right idea... but when money is involved then the sharks appear.

[Josh-hyem]

Eric Schmidt says Larry and Sergey concern themselves with the more distant future (5-20 years in the future) where Sundar deals with day to day business and the next five years.

[A.I.Office]

Larry was the CEO of Alphabet until 2019, he didn't really disappeared

[bfg]

I've always maintained that if I became a millionaire, I'd move to a ranch in the middle of Wyoming and spend my days fishing.... If I became a BILLIONAIRE, it'd probably be a chain of islands, but either way, less than 5 people would know how to find me.

[sociolocomtsac]

Google 2000: "Don't be evil"
Google 2018: Deleted.

[sat]

If guys don't have heard that larry page is in new Zealand and have special visa and Sergey brin is interested in Singapore

[andstewart]

Investing is buying yourself a better future you don't have to work hard

[richardjohnson]

If I created something like Google or Facebook, I'd probably be gone as soon as I no longer needed to work, especially given all the controversy and drama coming from those companies over the years. Who wants to keep being called before Congress for stuff when you can spend the rest of your life on a private island, doing a bit of philanthropy here and there, traveling the world whenever you want and having lobster and caviar with 200 year old French wine for lunch?

[hohepa]

I think Larry has a island in Fiji, there was a medical emergency with his child and had to be flown to New Zealand. Critics tried to make it an issue about not following quarantine but were shot down once it was discovered to be a medical emergency for a child