Google’s founders tried to define their corporate philosophy with a single phrase: “Don’t be evil.” Now that phrase has all but disappeared from the company’s official code of conduct. But there are ...

In a rather surprising move (or perhaps a sign that the world’s most seemingly perk-filled, laid-back workplace is going corporate), Google has removed its unofficial motto from its code of conduct.

The three words that have been part of Google’s motto for the last 17 years also encapsulate how much of Silicon Valley sees itself—doing what is right and just, but a bit edgier than previous stodgy ...

Google has long tried to brand itself as anything but overly corporate, with its in-office Lego stations, oversized ping-pong tables and kombucha on tap. But the company’s “good guy” image is being ...

Google is slowly taking over our lives. From creepy robot phone calls (that may or may not be real) to auto responses to your emails, the company gets a little bit more like The Circle every day. The ...

Google has somewhat famously adopted the the phrase ‘don’t be evil’ as a business-wide mantra in the past. In fact, it was written in the company’s code of conduct for employees. With the company ...

The three words that have been part of Google’s motto for the last 17 years also encapsulate how much of Silicon Valley sees itself — doing what is right and just, but a bit edgier than previous ...