Change is what Doug Edwards was seeking when he joined Google back in 1999, as Director of Consumer Marketing and Brand Management. At the time, the company had ten employees. These were the early days of the internet, and dot-coms were popping up everywhere. To Edwards, Google looked like an okay place to gain some internet experience before moving on to greener pastures. Its founders, Sergey Brin and Larry Page, were brilliant but hopelessly idealistic. He doubted the company would last more t...