Ex-Google engineer reveals common trait shared by Page, Brin and Pichai

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A former Google employee has identified a key trait shared by Google co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin, and CEO Sundar Pichai: a willingness to completely disregard conventional thinking. Pichai demonstrated this quality when he pushed forward with launching Google Chrome despite widespread skepticism and ridicule from peers. According to the ex-employee, this unconventional mindset, combined with intense hard work, formed the core formula behind their success. Chrome eventually went on to dominate the global browser market, and the bold move is credited as a milestone in Pichai's rise to the role of Google CEO.

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