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▶ 26:08 Mikkel Svane Like, nobody here remembers what valuation Google went public with.

▶ 15:57 Jeff Lawson That sales is important to our company, even though we do talk about the power of that self-service developer-led model, we do believe that sales is a critical part of our growth, um, and a part of, a critical part of our long-term…

▶ 1:41 Dan Siroker Well, I, I used to work at Google as a product manager in 2007, and, ah, in that year I snuck in to see Barack Obama speak when he came there, and he gave this talk about how he wanted to take what we're doing at Google with evidence and… 3 times in the scene
▶ 3:01 Ajay Agarwal How did you think about the fact that, you know, in this space, you had this giant competitor called Adobe, you had IBM in the space, Google had a free product of some kind, and as a founder, why that space?
▶ 8:49 Dan Siroker Our initial tagline when we started the company was A-B testing you'll actually use, uh, which was a reflection of the experience that firsthand I had of using the products from Google and Adobe and seeing so many businesses who knew that…
▶ 19:16 Dan Siroker Well, we had the same problem at Google. 2 times in the scene

▶ 6:27 Jay Simons It's not like people at Google today are talking about the IPO. 2 times in the scene
▶ 17:51 Jay Simons And, and so, you know, AdWords was sort of a, was effectively a new approach to kind of reach the, reach people that were looking for something that you had.
▶ 19:41 Jason Lemkin I remember, I could never, I tried to Google this, I couldn't find it, but I remember a few years ago, someone on the senior team said one of the most important things, the last thing I never did was have more than one product.

▶ 2:21 Tomasz Tunguz When I was in college, in grad school, I studied machine learning, and, um, and when I was at Google, we also did a lot of machine learning, and the world of machine learning has changed tremendously in 2016. 2 times in the scene
▶ 4:54 Tomasz Tunguz When I was at Google, the data engineers working on machine learning algorithms, they were doing the first part by hand, the feature selection. 3 times in the scene
▶ 8:43 Tomasz Tunguz Google, Microsoft, Amazon, they will be releasing the APIs that lots of companies will be building on, competing with them.
▶ 17:09 Tomasz Tunguz And so now, like, uh, when I was interviewing PMs at Google, like, we would constantly see people who had studied human-computer interaction, and now there's a new field. 2 times in the scene
▶ 19:46 Ludo Ulrich Google to Facebook, Microsoft,

▶ 7:53 Christina Shen And so the first thing I do is I start Googling like crazy to find an answer online.
▶ 25:51 Byron Deeter Our holiday gift to our CEOs this year was hundreds of these Google Home devices.
▶ 26:15 Byron Deeter 20% of searches in the Google, ah, engine are through voice today.

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