Here's why Google's CEO misses his commute — plus the new hobby he learned on YouTube. (via CNBCMakeIt)
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"I miss transitions," Sundar Pichai, who is also the chief executive of Google parent company Alphabet,— that time that "[gives] me a chance to drive and think about stuff and process," he said. While eliminating that time might be "a bit more efficient," Pichai said, "I miss that space to think quietly," he told the Verge."I'm trying to force-block times on the calendar, specifically to read and think," he says. "I think it's hard to do. But actually block the time and do that."
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