An Indian entrepreneur says he turned down several offers of employment at Google: "The whole team was..."

In order to concentrate on his firm, Open Vision founder Akshay Narisetti turned down several job offers from Google.

Akshay Narisetti, the creator of Open Vision and a software engineer, disclosed that he turned down several offers from Google to join their team. Narisetti, a graduate of Chennai's SRM Institute, claimed in a post on X that throughout the previous two years, he had numerous job offers from Google while he was building his own firm.

"Over the past two years, I've had several employment offers from Google. Actually, the whole Open Vision team received an invitation to join the Google VR Team," he stated.

But according to the creator, neither he nor his group ever agreed. "We didn't agree. He introduced his next-generation AI gadget, saying, "Instead, we built Pocket."

created a hack for the Dino game.
A few years ago, Narisetti presented the straightforward project that landed him an interview with Google. The project entailed utilizing a microcontroller to hack Google's Dino Game, a well-known internet outage game.

The arrow keys and spacebar on the keyboard are used to play the infinite dinosaur running game. He revealed the strategy he employed to practically win the game and claimed, "This project got me an interview at Google."

In order to make the game never finish, he used a microcontroller to program a gadget to push the spacebar whenever it detected an obstacle onscreen. This caused the dinosaur to hop up and escape collisions.

"Simple projects get the most views because simplicity scales and people understand it instantly," he explained, outlining the logic behind the project's creation.