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Being a Microsoft empmoyee at the time Steve was CEO, i think you are grossly undermining his fundamental work to what Satya is now also capitalizing on. I don
by danielovichdk 6y ago
Being a Microsoft empmoyee at the time Steve was CEO, i think you are grossly undermining his fundamental work to what Satya is now also capitalizing on.
I don't know Satya from the inside, so I will not say anything, other than he does not seem to have initiated a lot. I might be wrong.
You don't turn a business as Microsoft into a super attractive stock overnight. But Ballmer, Kevin Turner, and Guthrie to some extent put in a lot of effort to create what is now being run by Satya.
- cameron_b 6y agoI'm genuinely curious to hear how you might elaborate on this. The Balmer-scream years were very formative to my outlook on the tech world, graduating high school in 2005. Only recently did I bother to see what MS had been up to in the past 10 years ( was down a different industry rabbit hole ). A colleague told me 3-4 years ago what MS had been working on and it seemed to me like there was a light switch flipped somewhere.