(Harris, 2004)
Google was able to show such confidence, even arrogance, however, in its initial transformation into an IPO because of its unique, stratospheric success as a company. Also, by establishing a wide shareholder base amongst the public, it was able to resist control by a concentrated faction of shareholders. When going public, most IPOs fall "under greater pressure to produce steady earnings growth -- an expectation that some executives say leads to shortsighted management decisions," and the management of a public company can feel compelled to "make some decisions just so you can show growth from quarter to quarter."(Liedtke, 2004)
Regarding Google, one industry analyst stated: "After the IPO, they're going to have to think in terms of predictable quarterly results and momentum...You have to have a level of predictability and experience to warrant being a public company."(Liedtke, 2004)
But canny Google founders, forever thinking outside of the box, found a way "to insulate themselves from...
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