Tag Archives: Google

Google, its true value and spirit – a maturity analysis and assessment

Posted on November 5, 2014 by Paul Kearns

Before you read the analysis and assessment below please view the video – it only takes 9 minutes.   Analysing the evidence – does Google manage its human resources professionally? First, the video itself; what is its purpose?  Obviously Boston … Continue reading →

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Maturity is to organization what Android is to Smartphone

Posted on August 1, 2013 by Paul Kearns

God bless Google.  I never thought I would hear myself saying that but everyday I switch my Smartphone on I am in awe of its capabilities and the Android operating system that makes it all happen. I still get the … Continue reading →

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Google – saints or sinners?

Posted on June 6, 2013 by Paul Kearns

In the capitalist system large corporations can sometimes develop dual ‘personalities’.  Bill Gates’ Microsoft is both an exploitative monopoly and the provider of funds for his ‘philanthropy’.  An interesting piece in the Financial Times today – “Google is the General … Continue reading →

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