Eric Schmidt and Jonathan Rosenberg both had extensive experience as Silicon Valley business leaders before joining Google, but after working there for ten years, they began to see the truth of Coach John Wooden's adage that "it's what you learn after you know it all that counts." They had to relearn what they knew about management as they assisted in turning Google from a fledgling startup into a worldwide icon. The culmination of these experiences is How Google Works, a lighthearted, simple-to-read introduction to corporate culture, talent, decision-making, communication, innovation, and dealing with upheaval. The authors describe how the convergence of three tectonic changes?the internet, mobile technology, and cloud computing?has tipped the power equation in favour of consumers.