Emre Soyer | The Myth of Experience | Talks at Google

[@jurrypink6994]

42:59 İnteresting interview question ''...have you ever prevented something...?'' instead of what problems did you solve..Teşekkürler Emre Bey.

[@JoshuaBautista1409]

Interesting and insightful! Congrats! I hope to hear more from the author in the future!

[@ata.uzunhasan]

Thanks for sharing. I will buy the book for sure!

[@gullldubusra]

Hello from Turkey!

[@unluberkay]

O degil de Google Meet yerine zoom kullaniyor olmaniz...

[@EngnGnr]

Do we have to be google employee to be able to join these meetings? What's missing in this meeting is outsiders, what's irrelevant is why does it have to be within google circle?

[@rodrigovt4421]

We love Mert

[@adilkrgl]

I'm complaining about this video shared on Linkedin as dm without my permission. It was sent to me as a spam message by the video owner (EMRE SOYER).

[@ryanmckim9501]

Nice

[@unluberkay]

Yaaa genclik nasilsiniz yaa

[@valtermaier3038]

Comprei 3 cartões de google play no mercado e vieram danificados e a empresa se recusa a resolver o problema

[@PetraKann]

Utter nonsense

[@reginabash-taqi7094]

I am curious. Why do you say it is utter nonsense?

[@PetraKann]

@@reginabash-taqi7094 The speaker clearly needs to apologise for misleading the public on this issue.

[@iremfrat7771]

@@PetraKann How does he mislead?

[@PetraKann]

@@iremfrat7771 .... you don't know? Surely you're joking my friend

[@iremfrat7771]

@@PetraKann I see his point on experience can make you think "I know how this works" and be closed to new ideas. I have experienced it with my boss last year. I couldn't get him to change or sometimes accept new ideas. I had to leave in the end. I can't see what might be misleading. Please explain.