What does Procter & Gamble bring to Internet companies?

Perhaps no big company in traditional industries has exported so many talents to China's Internet industry like P&G. If Internet companies were hungry for talents in 2008, P&G people took the initiative to choose the Internet industry this year, which is not only in line with the tide of scientific and technological innovation, but also related to P&G's predicament in the global market in recent years: slow product update, falling into a cost quagmire and declining performance. The ensuing consequences are brain drain, layoffs and shrinking TV advertisements, among which the market sector is greatly affected. An interesting phenomenon confirmed by the high turnover rate of middle and senior managers of P&G in China is that since last year, the P&G Alumni Association composed of "former P&G people" has had more and more networking activities in Beishangguang. P&G's contribution to the Internet (science and technology) in China can be said to follow the American tradition. In the United States, in the long list of alumni associations of this 176-year-old company, you will find Microsoft CEO Ballmer, General Electric CEO Immelt, and Boeing Chairman James? McNarney, AOL founder Steve? Keith, former CEO of HP and Yi Bei, current CEO of Estee Lauder, CEO of Unilever, etc. E Long CEO Cui Guangfu, Xie Zhen, E Long Chief Operating Officer and E Long Hotel Partner Department Vice President Xia Qingning; Ang Lee, General Manager of Netease Portal Marketing Department, Yuan Foyu, Director of Netease Youdao Brand, Wang Yi, Vice President of Netease Games, and Zhang Zheng, General Manager of Marketing Department of Netease Hangzhou Research Institute; 1 store president Zhu Pengcheng, 1 store vice president Guo Dongdong, 1 store president's office director Zhang Keshuai; Chen Li, co-founder of Meili Sansheng Technology Co., Ltd., and Chen Mo, vice president of market communication and public relations of iLife3; Wang Huainan, founder of Baby Tree;