Why is Google full of Indians?

Indian government sector, which has maximum number of jobs, is of poor quality and like anything governmental, it follows awful policies like reservation. Because of this, no individual with a drive for success wants to work in a government job. So, they prefer private companies like Google, Microsoft, Amazon etc.

Who is the CEO of Google?

Sundar Pichai (Oct 2, 2015–)
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Sundar Pichai, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Google parent Alphabet Inc was interested in technology from the time he was a child in India. It was this passion that helped him to not only have a career at one of the world’s tech giants but earn millions of dollars doing it, making him a multimillionaire.

Why are there fewer Chinese executives than Indians in top management?

But part of the reason why you’ll see far fewer Chinese than Indians, not only as chief executives but also in the upper management tiers of large Western multinationals, is far from a positive for India. Rather, it speaks to the relative strength of the Chinese economy and areas where India continues to lag behind.

What’s behind the rise of the Indian CEO?

Rather, a series of external factors have contributed to the rise of the Indian CEO, which says more about the state of corporate America, a globalized workplace, technological disruption and the leaders who might prevail. I’ve broken down some of these factors with the intention that the lessons within might apply to all of us.

What percentage of CEOs export their companies to India?

According to a study in Harvard Business Review, as of mid-2013, India’s export share of Fortune Global 500 company CEOs — that is, CEOs who are heads of companies headquartered in a country not their own — is 30 percent. That places India in territory comparable to countries like Switzerland and the United Kingdom.

What is Google I/O and why is it in India?

The annual Google I/O conference runs through May 29. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images) In the popular imagination, India is perhaps best known for its exports of curry, yoga, and Bollywood films. But another product is becoming a winner, too: chief executives of major multinational companies, including several based in the United States.