Larry Page remembers 'frank advice' given by Steve Jobs before his death

Google co-founder Larry Page recently reflected on the candid guidance he received from Apple founder Steve Jobs during their last meeting in 2011, just weeks before Jobs’ death. As reported by Fortune, Page visited Jobs seeking advice and what he heard in return was a blunt thought, “The main thing I stressed was focus. It’s now all over the map. What are the five products you want to focus on? Get rid of the rest, because they’re dragging you down. They’re turning you into Microsoft.”How Larry Page and Steve Jobs meeting shaped Alphabet’s futureRecently, Google marked the 22nd anniversary of its IPO, one of the more telling moments in its history traces back to a visit Page paid to Jobs in 2011, near the end of the Apple cofounder's life.