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     Chakkera_keli Side Hero Username: Chakkera_keli Post Number: 2842 Registered: 08-2012 Posted From: 206.39.12.245 Rating: N/A |
completely untrue...... satya nadella contacted babu.... here is the conversation.... satya: babu garu MS lo CEO job open undhi..... cbn: yeah monna bill seppadu..... satya: nenu aaa job ki try cheddamanu kuntunnanu.... cbn: yeah monna bill adhi kuda seppadu.... satya: babu garu meeremaina recommendation sesthe baaguntadhi..... cbn: hahaha...... nenu already seppanu bill ki "Bill you are american chowdhary.... Satya is telugu chowdhary so make him CEO" cbn: yeah dont worry neeku offer letter istaru next week..... | ||
| Linkmaster Legend Username: Linkmaster Post Number: 41791 Registered: 02-2008 Posted From: 149.128.8.245 Rating: N/A |
alaa cheppukovaali... ade padi untadi | ||
| Cocanada Legend Username: Cocanada Post Number: 45389 Registered: 01-2008 Posted From: 168.244.164.254 Rating: N/A |
CBN ki antha scene ledu. | ||
| Copy_paste Junior Artist Username: Copy_paste Post Number: 473 Registered: 07-2013 Posted From: 72.37.171.212 Rating: |
CBN contacted Nadella's father in India anta...next may be phone appointment with Satya...may be something for Seemandhra MS branch opening in future | ||
| Rudraksha Side Hero Username: Rudraksha Post Number: 2717 Registered: 07-2012 Posted From: 70.181.57.58 Rating: N/A |
reason emundi tanaki post raledu ani vellipoyadu. | ||
| Nordic Junior Artist Username: Nordic Post Number: 107 Registered: 02-2014 Posted From: 66.90.101.228 Rating: N/A |
Much of the tension arose over Ballmer’s desire to acquire Nokia, a deal which Gates and Nadella initially opposed. Bloomberg reports on a classic Ballmer blow-up — shouting that could be heard outside the conference room walls — when he learned in June that the board wasn’t backing the Nokia proposal. The board later came around to Ballmer’s strong will, though damage had been done in that battle. The report notes of the board: They were frustrated by his tendency to talk more than listen, the people said, and his reaction to the pushback on Nokia was for some the last straw. The board rejected the first deal as too expensive and complex, including not only the handset division but also a mapping unit Microsoft didn’t need. Even without maps, Fitch Ratings called the price “excessive” in a note yesterday, citing a deterioration in the user base for Windows-based phones. For more than a decade, directors gave Ballmer what he wanted. Then two outsiders who joined the board in the first half of 2012 — Thompson, a former Symantec Corp. CEO, and Steve Luczo, CEO of Seagate Technology Plc — teamed with others to challenge him. They pressured him to move faster to compete with Apple, Google and others dominating mobile technology, fearful Microsoft would be locked out and left with the shrinking personal-computer market The report also digs into Mulally’s run for the Microsoft job, and how the Ford CEO refused to go through a formal interview process, thus helping to torpedo his chances. Others like John Donahoe of eBay and Paul Maritz of Pivotal said no. Perhaps the most interesting aspect of the report is the growing rift among longtime friends Gates and Ballmer. That rift really accelerated over hardware, since Gates at the time didn’t think Microsoft should make its own mobile phones. http://www.geekwire.com/2014/real-reason-ballmer-left-board- battles-growing-tension-gates-difference-hardware-strategy/ |
