Sundar Pichai joined Google as a product manager on April 26, 2004, and has spent 20 years in the company.

He now holds the position of CEO of Google and Alphabet. Sundar Pichai has been working in the company for two decades, leading the world's leading technology companies, Google and Alphabet. As a product manager, he joined Google in 2004, and now he has reached the highest position in the company, as well as being a board member of Alphabet. On the completion of 20 years in the company, he wrote a post on social media that has gone viral. In his post, he expressed his gratitude for his journey of 20 years in the company. Sundar Pichai shared a photo on Instagram marking 20 years at Google, along with a note in which he highlighted his journey with the company. In his note, he mentioned that a lot has changed in the company since the first day he joined Google on April 26, 2004, such as the changes in technology and the increased number of people using their products. However, his passion for working at this fantastic company remains the same. Even after 20 years, he feels that it is his good fortune to work at Google. The post has received more than 1.16 lakh likes within hours, and thousands of people congratulated Sundar Pichai on this achievement, with one user describing him as his role model.

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