According to Buzzfeed, Larry Page and Sergey Brin haven't made an appearance at any of Google's 2019 TGIF meetings.
Google cofounders Larry Page and Sergey Brin have stopped turning up to Google's weekly town hall meetings, BuzzFeed reports.The meetings — known as TGIF — have historically been a space where employees can question the cofounders about anything. Google has recently been contending with a series of internal backlashes.
Although Google's cofounders Larry Page and Sergey Brin handed over the reins to CEO Sundar Pichai in 2015, the pair have been a regular fixture at the company's weekly town hall meetings — known internally as TGIF.that they have been notably absent from the meetings since the beginning of this year."I don't think they've ever missed more than a few consecutively, and definitely not both...
The 'Thank God It's Friday' meetings are when Google employees have historically been able to ask the cofounders anything. It's not uncommon in Silicon Valley and Facebook holds similar weekly meetings, where any staff across the world can ask Mark Zuckerberg a question.Most recently, Googlers rose up after the company
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