Reasons For Schmidt'S Resignation: Loss Of Innovation Ability And Political Ambition

According to foreign media reports, the famous American IT magazine "PCWorld" online edition recently published column columnist John Melo (John Mello) article said, "Google no longer need adult supervision" perhaps just Eric. Schmidt Resign Google The pretext of CEO's job also sparked widespread speculation that the market was preparing for joining the Obama administration.

Melo then listed the possible triggering of Schmidt's decision. Resignation Five reasons for deciding:

1. lose the ability to innovate

Schmidt has lost the ability to innovate and concentrate. A year ago, when Google faced severe scrutiny in the Chinese market, Schmidt was criticized for losing the ability to innovate.

2. choose to retreat quickly.

Schmidt hopes to end his ten year CEO career in Google with a quick retreat. Google will face fierce market competition in the future, and obviously Schmidt is tired of such competition. Michael Arrington, founder of technology blog Techcrunch, wrote in her blog: "eating Microsoft is just a little test of Google for young Google, but now it faces the challenges of apple and Facebook at the same time. In such a fierce competition, Google does not have the inherent advantages.

3. divert public attention.

Google is entering a new era, and the three giants have come to a critical period of reshuffle. In the coming months, Google will face legal proceedings and tort investigations by the US Department of justice, which will undoubtedly distract Google from the energy of product innovation and enterprise management. Therefore, Schmidt's resignation at this time can transfer public criticism of Google, and he himself has made full preparations for being a scapegoat.

4. have political ambitions.

Schmidt always wanted to get a bit of a job in the Obama administration. He has now become a consultant to the Obama administration, and the media has repeatedly reported that Schmidt and Obama are privately involved. "Obama also needs professionals with business backgrounds to join their government departments, especially those like Schmidt," said John Dvorak, a technology columnist on MarketWatch website.

5. Google no longer needs adult supervision.

Google no longer needs Schmidt's adult supervision. During his term of office, Schmidt has been escorting two other founders, Larry page and Sergei Brin, and has become a laughing stock widely circulated in the industry. Schmidt said in his blog: "as a Google CEO, page will make Google more efficient by simplifying the management structure and speeding up the decision-making process. Under page's leadership, Google will usher in a more brilliant next ten years. Page has made full preparations for this.