Silicon Valley
has its legends. Companies that start up in the founder's parents'
garage would be one. Employees who sleep at the office would be a
second. You've heard about other executives who keep a cot at the
office in case they don't have time to go home? This is the next
level because at Google some have actually lived there.
One young Google
programmer, Matt Weaver, swapped his 90-minute commute for an RV in
the parking lot. To set a record, he lived his whole life at Google
for a year and his record lasted 5 years.
Then quirky BenDiscoe arrived. He says that most people want “respect from their
peers and to be considered normal. I never sought those things.” He
ate all his meals at Google: “If you're bored of Google food, just
move on to another restaurant,” he says of the 25 places to eat on
campus. “It was awesome!” He broke Weaver's record in his van in
the parking lot.
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