There Are Basically No Companies That Have

Excellence Matters, And Technology Advances So Fast That The Potential For Improvement Is Tremendous. So, Since Becoming Ceo Again, I've Pushed Hard To Increase Our Velocity, Improve Our Execution, And Focus On The Big Bets That Will Make A Difference In The World.

For A Lot Of Companies, It's Useful For Them To Feel Like They Have An Obvious Competitor And To Rally Around That. I Personally Believe It's Better To Shoot Higher. You Don't Want To Be Looking At Your Competitors. You Want To Be Looking At What's Possible And How To Make The World Better.

You're Probably On The Right Track If You Feel Like A Sidewalk Worm During A Rainstorm.

I Like Going To Burning Man, For Example. That's An Environment Where People Can Try Out Different Things. I Think As Technologists We Should Have Some Safe Places Where We Can Try Out Some New Things And Figure Out What Is The Effect On Society, What's The Effect On People, Without Having To Deploy Kind Of Into The Normal World.

Computing Is Kind Of A Mess. Your Computer Doesn't Know Where You Are. It Doesn't Know What You're Doing. It Doesn't Know What You Know.