4 Things You Can Learn From Google's Culture of Problem Solving | Inc.com

4 Things You Can Learn From Google's Culture of Problem Solving | Inc.com

4 Things You Can Learn From Google About Solving Problems It's not just the free food and napping areas that employees appreciate. Advertisement Google is often held up as an example of what an office--and an office culture--should look like. Many companies look to the search giant for ideas on how to engage employees and create a fun environment that makes people excited to come to work. But Google  is also an example of something perhaps even more important: how to approach problem solving at a company. In a Harvard Business Review article , Greg Satell, an expert on digital strategy and innovation, points to one specific example of this problem-solving culture. As the story goes, in 2002 co-founder Larry Page walked into the office kitchen and hung up printouts of pages featuring results from Google's AdWords engine. At the top he wrote, "THESE ADS SUCK." "In most companies,

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