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yeah. In fact two days ago there was news that he was secretly in negotiation with Microsoft for the job.
yeah i know his name is sundar pichai btw. many indians are there in google leadership team. Probably abt 1/3rd of microsoft employees are indian.
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yeah i know his name is sundar pichai btw. many indians are there in google leadership team. Probably abt 1/3rd of microsoft employees are indian.
Sundar Pichai is more suited to a CTO role than a CEO role..
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Saw a couple of his interviews. Not surprised at all that Bill Gates made him CEO. Satya has the exact same classical geeky awkwardness that characterized all of Bill's public appearances. Bill probably thought to himself 'Its just looking into a mirror and seeing a brown Bill Gates..' :phehehe:

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Sundar Pichai is more suited to a CTO role than a CEO role..
Watch out for this guy, he is destined for greatness ! He needs to be a little bit more suave from what I understand, but he is one heck of a dude !
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This is one news atleast so Indian can proudly share' date=' since the dude was born in India and is from India. He is not one of those who's parents are Indian born and Indian media keep going goaga about. This is actually an Indian achievement, or so it's definitely worth a mention among all Indian channels. Unlike Bobby Jindal etc[/quote'] Born in India, is from India, CEO of a foreign company, pride of India? No sorry, just can't join the dots. Maybe you immigrants may feel proud that one among yourself has done well, but can't understand how this counts as an Indian achievement.
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This is one news atleast so Indian can proudly share' date=' since the dude was born in India and is from India. He is not one of those who's parents are Indian born and Indian media keep going goaga about. This is actually an Indian achievement, or so it's definitely worth a mention among all Indian channels. Unlike Bobby Jindal etc[/quote'] He has spent his last 50%+ life outside India and is an American citizen AFAIK. Fail to understand how this is an Indian achievement.
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Born in India, is from India, CEO of a foreign company, pride of India? No sorry, just can't join the dots. Maybe you immigrants may feel proud that one among yourself has done well, but can't understand how this counts as an Indian achievement.
I totally understand that sentiment which is shared by few of my friends. Not an Indian pride much like Kalpana Chawla who worked out and out for NASA. He has joined the list of tons of tech guys, doctors who has already given a reason for US to hire more Indian guys in future. Thats about it. From what i have heard from one of his classmate on FB, he was an average student academically. Would be surprised if he would have reached the same heights had he stayed back in India.
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He is 46, graduated from Manipal Institute of Technology. MS/MBA in US. So, he has had basic education in India , which had certainly influenced his basic character. This is one of the success stories of Indian education, just like Indra Nooyi (who even did post-graduation MBA from IIM-K). When they celebrate Indians like Preeti Bhatura, why not one who is a fan of cricket just like us! :-)

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