Incorrect. I know several people working on Google projects as temps (with Google-provided laptops and @google.com domains) and with the code and technologies they're working with there is no way they can work without Homebrew. Maybe it's different for full-time employees but I doubt it.
The author of homebrew seems to think they do. I was quoting him.
They don’t
Interesting! Did you work there? Do they have an internal package manager of some kind?
(in a meek voice) ...do they use MacPorts?
Not OP, but Googler here. We use an internal Linux distro for all our development. It's very similar to Ubuntu (so the default package manager is apt). People who have a Macbook use it as a thin client to ssh into their Linux desktops. So OS X package manager isn't really needed or used.
They cannot work remote if there's no wifi?
Apt -- that means it's a Debian based distro right? Interesting that it's not Fedora
Guessing you're not on the iOS team :)
The year of the Linux Desktop
You are trying to say they are using a different OSX package manager?