Summary of Why Most Google Employees Quit After 1.1 Years (On Average)

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The video discusses the reasons that most Google employees quit after 1.1 years on average. The main points are that the constant pressure and competition can be very stressful, and the house of cards-style internal politics can make it difficult to achieve success. Many ex-Google employees have created their own startups, which gives them more opportunity and satisfaction than working at Google.

  • 00:00:00 Google employees typically leave the company after 1.1 years on average. The reason for this high turnover rate is due to the intense work pressure and stress that many employees experience. Some of the perks that Google offers, such as unlimited vacation time and free wi-fi, are only helpful if employees are able to take advantage of them in a way that doesn't negatively impact their work schedule.
  • 00:05:00 The video discusses the reasons that most Google employees quit after 1.1 years on average. The main points are that the constant pressure and competition can be very stressful, and the house of cards-style internal politics can make it difficult to achieve success. Many ex-Google employees have created their own startups, which gives them more opportunity and satisfaction than working at Google.

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