Blog claims grass is greener for employees at Microsoft, not Google

By Eric Lai

June 28, 2007 12:00 PM ET

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Goodenough said the part of the blog that rang most true is how alike the Google of today is with Microsoft -- NOT the 2007 version, when it is accused of being a lumbering giant unable to deliver products like Windows Vista on time, but when Redmond was lean and hungry twenty years ago. And that Google will one day likely face the same challenges.

"I totally agree," Goodenough said. "Twenty years from now, Google...will essentially become the Microsoft of today. This is the norm."

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