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I left a Google job I loved. It was scary to leave, but even scarier to stay. - Business Insider

Business Insider·22 June 2026 at 10:13·1 min read
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Summary

A former Google software engineer explains why she turned down security, left a job she loved, and pursued an AI startup with her podcast cohost.

Key Takeaways— 3 points
1I left a Google job I loved.
2It was scary to leave, but even scarier to stay.
3A former Google software engineer explains why she turned down security, left a job she loved, and pursued an AI startup with her podcast cohost..

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22 June 2026 at 10:13
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