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▶ 18:32 Howie Liu Google has a product called tables, uh, and even Amazon just launched something called honey code, which is their, their closest, uh, you know, approximation to the space.
▶ 18:32 Howie Liu Google has a product called tables, uh, and even Amazon just launched something called honey code, which is their, their closest, uh, you know, approximation to the space.

▶ 16:32 Jason Lemkin I mean, I remember at EchoSign when we got Google and Groupon and Facebook, like all these cool names, I'm like, whatever you do, these have to close, right?
▶ 20:41 Jason Lemkin There's no more good Googles and Facebooks.

▶ 5:30 Dharmesh Shah They were using Google spreadsheets or something else or they just didn't do it.
▶ 19:58 Dharmesh Shah And then you have, let's say you look at Google Suite, just as a consumer product, it feels cohesive, right?
▶ 20:03 Dharmesh Shah So when you do a collaboration within Google Slides, it's the same collaboration that you do within, ah, Google Docs, right?

▶ 22:49 Rob Bernshteyn The value proposition has been there a long time too, but it's only now starting to be fulfilled with Square and Apple Pay and Google Pay.

▶ 32:12 Andy Wilson Especially as we get more and more data, as you've been seeing about Facebook and Google these days, it'd be great if they had those values.
▶ 36:19 Andy Wilson And put it into a Google group.

▶ 1:12:57 Jason Lemkin I think it's, I mean, you can do it in a Google Sheet, but it's hard, it's complicated too, isn't it?

▶ 42:57 Jason Lemkin This was our natural branded searches in Google going into Q one of no nine the worst time, right?

▶ 0:29 Lexi Reese So, I spent five years in nonprofits and public service, and 15 years at American Express and Google, and the last four years have been at Gusto. 4 times in the scene
▶ 3:26 Lexi Reese Now, the, this work came out of some really good people analytics from Google that was performed over two years
▶ 18:30 Lexi Reese Communicating in one-on-one, communicating broadcast, and there's a good framing from Kim Scott, who wrote a book called Radical Candor and had worked at Google, and she frames feedback along two dimensions.

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