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Edwards was made redundant six months after the firm's stock went public. He's not bitter; quite the reverse.

But he might have written a more interesting book if he was. Topics Biography books The Observer. Things are easier to find, in-laws easier to understand and dinner-party arguments rarely descend into fist-fights. But if Google is good, what is evil? Here, at least, Edwards provides an answer.

On planet Google, it seems, the good lies in efficiency and speed and evil in its opposite: I suspect this does reflect the moral philosophy of Larry, Sergey and the other billionaires of Silicon Valley, and employee 59 seems to confirm it. Get the best at Telegraph Puzzles. A collection of the best contributions and reports from the Telegraph focussing on the key events, decisions and moments in Churchill's life. This book tells the story of the men and women of Fighter Command who worked tirelessly in air bases scattered throughout Britain to thwart the Nazis.

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Edwards joined Google early enough — and remained long enough — to witness a meteoric rise almost unparalleled in corporate history. In its infancy, titles at Google were irrelevant, perceived as creating a bureaucracy that would limit communication and hinder innovation. Until the employee roster reached well into the hundreds, Page and Brin interviewed every job candidate, from chef to masseuse to senior programmer. In , some months after Google went public, Edwards decided his time with the company was done.

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