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Larry Page wants ‘20% rule’ for all; Google reportedly axed it a decade ago

Source Times of India 印度时报20h ago
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Larry Page advocates dedicating 20% of one's time to exploring unconventional and innovative ideas. He believes that waiting for ideas to become obvious leads…

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