Google CEO recalls his old days when he first time visit US
If you want to learn how to stay positive in difficult times, then the message of Google CEO Sundar Pichai can be an important tool.
New Delhi: If you want to learn how to stay positive in difficult times, then the message of Google CEO Sundar Pichai can be an important tool. Addressing the students, he advised them to be optimistic, open minded and enthusiastic because of the coronavirus in which the world is facing many crisis.
He shared the challenges he faced while leaving India. Recalling the old days, Sundar Pichai said, “My father spent a year's salary on my plane ticket to study at Stanford. This was my first flight.
America is an expensive place. It cost 2 dollar a minute to call in the house. "Without the convenience of technology, he recalled his days and compared himself to children who have computers of all kinds and sizes. "I didn't have the technology," he said. We didn't have a telephone until we were ten years old.
Sundar Pichai grew up in Chennai and started his career as an engineer. Sundar joined Google in 2004 as a managing executive. Then he did not look back and reached the CEO's office.
The program that Sundar Pichai was addressing included former US President Barack Obama, his wife Michelle Obama and many other celebrities.