Google asks workers for ideas on being 'more focused and efficient' in internal survey
Google is asking its 174,000 workers for areas to improve efficiency and ways to up productivity on the back of last week’s less glitzy financial results and an uncertain global economy.
“There are real concerns that our productivity as a whole is not where it needs to be for the head count we have,” Pichai told workers at the all-hands meeting. Under the title Simplicity Sprint, the company wants Googlers to post their ideas in an internal survey that has a deadline of the middle of this month.
The tone of the talk by Pichai spooked some Google employees, with one asking if layoffs are on the horizon. The company execs didn’t provide a firm no.
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