Larry Page once said that Google should have one million engineers, and he's made clear that he wants to return Google to its engineering roots. He's hiring 6,000 people this year to help.
But Google will never be a great consumer company until it takes a lesson from the book of Jobs and hires a bunch more liberal arts majors.
Engineers are great at solving problems.
But they're not always so great at figuring out which problems to solve.
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Author: Matt Rosoff
