Many Projects of Google's Parent Company Alphabet Have Stalled and a Large Number of Executives Have Been Lost

The top management of Google's parent company alphabet is losing a lot.Alphabet was established last year to help Google find a new major development area outside its core advertising and search business.However, in the year after the establishment of alphabet, the company's management experienced several bumps and senior executives resigned, especially this summer.

The challenge faced by some of alphabet's subsidiaries and their leaders is to prove to alphabet's CEO Larry Page and CFO Ruth Porat that they can turn the company's projects into a sustainable business.Although alphabet did not report the financial data of these subsidiaries, their recent executive departures suggest that these companies are in a bad situation, or their leaders do not have confidence and passion under new pressure.Here are some of the most important departures of alphabet so far this year.

Tony fadell, head of nestAmong the leavers of alphabet, the highest position is Tony fadell, CEO of nest, a subsidiary of alphabet. Tony fadell was a former Apple executive. When Tony fadell was CEO of nest, there was internal unrest in the company, and Greg Duffy, head of camera department, published an aggressive blog post. Tony fadell resigned in June this year.Tony fadell is still nest's consultant.

Bill Maris, head of GVBill Maris is the head of GV, a venture capital company under alphabet. Bill Maris founded GV in 2009. After some other members of the team left GV, Bill Maris himself left in August this year.Craig ballatt, head of Google fiber

Craig Barratt is the CEO of Google fiber. Google fiber is an Internet service provider that provides ultra-high speed broadband services for some specific cities. Clegg ballatt stepped down as CEO on Wednesday and announced that the company had stopped plans to expand its services to more cities. In the future, Google fiber will focus on a new way of providing Internet services through wireless technology.Clegg Bharat is now a consultant to Google fiber.Dave Voss, head of project wing

Dave Vos is the head of the project wing project in Google's mysterious department X. X is the "moonshot" Laboratory of alphabet. Its R & D projects are crazy and futuristic. The project wing team conducted some UAV experiments and even carried out a project of delivering tacos to Virginia Tech students with UAVs.Dave Voss resigned earlier this month.Chris Olsen, head of driverless car project

Chris Urmson, head of Google x driverless car project, left the company in August this year. Chris umson worked for Google's driverless car project for seven years.