Eric Schmidt's Stanford Interview Controversy
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Eric Schmidt ruffled a few feathers last week after a controversial interview at Stanford University .
Speaking to students, the former Google chief exec essentially suggested successful startups not worry about stealing IP and embarked on a diatribe about remote work.
Schmidt has since backtracked on his comments, but they point toward an antiquated view of remote working culture.
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