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When Google debuted on the stock market in August 2004, it had a lean 10 executives at the top. Over the last four years, the number of senior managers kept pace with the growth of the stock. Until recently, when for the first time in the company's history, the ratio of executives to stock price became less than 10:1. The opposite of lean? Bloat.
Google's executive rolls outpacing stock growth
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2:40 PM on Thu Apr 3 2008
By Jackson West
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Strange metric.
Harry "one Harry to three donuts means profitability" Wang
give it 5 more years, and then they'll just be like yahoo... full of useless middle management that just collect a fat paycheck and surf facebook and valleywag all day long.
@yawnster:
Shhhh!!!!!!! Do you want to get us kicked off the gravy train?
@yawnster: Could not agree more.
@yawnster: Wrong. 2 years max.
Who was the departure that caused the slight dip shortly after the IPO?
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