A Google ex-employee sheds light on why the tech company abandoned its "Don't be evil" mantra
She claims change of leadership was the catalyst.
A former Google employee has provided insight into why the company's "Don't be evil" mantra was phased out over time. According to the ex-employee, the change occurred due to a shift in leadership.
The "Don't be evil" rule was once a guiding principle for Google, but it has since been relegated to a lower position in the company's code of conduct.
No further details were provided about the change in leadership or the current status of the company's code of conduct.
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