Satya Nadella, CEO of Microsoft
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- “Don’t wait for your next job to do your best work. Think about every job you get as the most important job.” -Satya Nadella, CEO of Microsoft
In 2014, Satya Nadella was appointed CEO of Microsoft, making him only the third leader in the software company's 40-year history, following Bill Gates and Steve Ballmer. Since taking over, Microsoft’s share price has tripled. Nadella spoke to students about cultivating a sense of culture and purpose, and how through relationships with others, work becomes more than transactional.
Nadella was interviewed by Tara Hill, MBA ‘20, as part of View From The Top, the dean’s premier speaker series.
The lessons I have learnt:
1- all bold people are so damn positive.
2- Having sense of purpose is important.
3- Make your team feel included and be a supportive manager
4- We are always always imperfect
5- Build your own Attitude
6- Your purpose should be as explicit as you can
7- Empathy, Empathy, empathy
8- Don’t wait for your next job to do your best work. Think about every job you grt as the most important one😊
Thank you, Sir!
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This the beauty of America, who ever have talent in world they take them and bright them. if he stayed in indian he will be in corner of tamilnadu IT office . thank you USA
😂😂😂 pretty sad
quite true
He may as well have been ceo of IT company in India
I feel the same now. Experienced like odd man out and always sidelined. I literally cried alone many times when things doesn't move anywhere in my professional career.
You need to be in right work environment and with right set of people to grow in your career provided you are passionate and wanted to make difference in the world.
The way he has transformed Microsoft from a dying giant to one of the most integrated tech companies out there is truly inspiring. This was such a beautiful Conversation
Over one trillion US dollars is just a numerical symbol. What should be more concerned about is Microsoft, a synonym for backward productivity in many people's minds. How did it achieve 12 times in 8 years?
Tara is a very intelligent and articulate interviewer who smoothly transitions to next question based on the guest’s answers.
Yes. While I was listening to the whole conversation, I got the same impression. She could take out Satya's deep thoughts and experiences with her meaningful questions followed by answers given by Satya. She is most skillful and must have well prepared for this interview. I am equally thankful to the interviewer for bringing the best out of the interviewee.
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He Said, We Build technology so that Others can build more technology wow what a Vision 🙌
Nice observation. Truly it's a huge point. A source of inspiration.
Whenever I see Satya Nadella, his smile makes me want to smile too. Let's enjoy the journey of life - do what you love and love what you do.
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Anchor has asked questions very well. From personal to professional to strategies and AI and empathy. Opportunity with responsibility is so important with real belief in growth mind set. Most of all what makes you happy and who you are and what is your identity. Brilliant!
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Never seen a more humble, friendly person with a glow of good energy about him. A legend of our time
This has been an enlightening conversation. It's really amazing watching a Big Tech CEO talk about humanity as the guiding principle of what tech development should be all about. His emphasis on the importance of empathy and respect will forever be etched on my mind. Thank you Satya and to the interviewer for such an amazing conversation.
I need an aspirin.
his son died
Not sure if I should say that I’m amazed with way the interviewer has framed her questions (all of which indicative that she is very well informed) or the CEO who did not seem uncomfortable or hesitant (again indicative that he very well knows the things around). Overall a great interview - Kudos to the interviewer for framing the right questions to the right person. Loved every minute of this discussion.
Good to see some Ceo that is not only good in what is doing but also is a good person
MS was so right choosing Satya. His full of empathy, inclusion, and humanity that brought MS back.
Satya has had lot of personal strides in his personal life and he humbly accepted it that put that empathy in his professionalism. This is learning for us. Truly inspiring. And a great interview with including interviewer and interviewee.
Satya is like Monk dressed in business suit. His simplicity and the way he look at things are so full of humbleness. Technology driven by Empathy is probably the thought that ever technology company should adopt at its core. The sense of empathy in general have risen up in last few years after pandemic and global turmoil, so it becomes far more important then ever.
Kudos to Tara who listened so carefully and transitioned to new set of questions in seamless manner.
Overall this was worth every second spent.
@@shrishri8898 you don't need to be from iit to get a job at Microsoft
Being able to see life from the eyes of my son. Beautiful and so inspiring how empathy defined him. Feel great being in Hyderabad. You make us so proud Satya.
I am happy that he failed at Cricket, so could make Microsoft Outlook better!
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Tara could take out Satya's deep thoughts and experiences with her meaningful questions followed by answers given by Satya. She is most skillful and must have well prepared for this interview. I am equally thankful to the interviewer for bringing the best out of the interviewee.
So many US CEOs are Indian, you would think India could take advantage of that natural gift to rise economically at a faster pace.
Politics shuns the growth of real leaders who can transform India significantly.
They are successful because THEY are not in India
@@supercrazydesi well said.
we dont do that here
In India,they would hv been doing normal jobs,USA transformed them,USA IS DEFINITELY GREAT
'Be Bold and Be Right'
Great advice
Satya Nadella is a great CEO leader that emphasise true humility and respect to others and to ourselves. Everything that embarked from his voice has a value in shaping the large organisation and in the globalisation.
I was waiting for him to mention the 2nd most influential book on him, he even passed out copies of it to management: the 2003 book "Nonviolent Communication" by psychologist Marshall B. Rosenberg.
What is the book, my friend? I think I missed that part
He didn't mention this book in this interview.
@@vinhnghiang1273 First book he mentioned was "Mindset: The New Psychology of Success" by Carol Dweck. He didn't mention "nonviolent communication" in this talk, did he?
Waao what a wonderful session
I accidentally came across this video nd i thought i should watch it nd after watching 5 mins i couldn't stop myself to watch full session
I m obsessed to do something unique in my life.
Thnks nd love from India
This guy is fully for Xbox. Im so happy as a gamer. Thank you satya!
He is like MS Dhoni among CEO's. Very cool, charming, and risk taker as well as very positive
Excellent interview! The interviewer asked some brilliant questions 👏
Great interviewer. Good questions and never interrupts.
This is one of the greatest talk !
How good and beautiful is this Anchor / Interviewer. Really loved the line of questioning, the voice, the approach... Super perfect person.
Awesome interview with a series of brilliant questions from the interviewer...
What a great interviewer! Excellent session, thank you.
Job of an Anchor / Interviewer is to make the interviewee Comfortable and to run the show smoothly. I’ve seen many interviews and this Anchor has set the BAR VERY HIGH, it look like a casual conversation with a very close friend, but the amount of information & knowledge she made Staya share is sufficient to ACE our professional life…..Once Again Great JOB by Anchor and thanks @Stanford Graduate School of Business for sharing the Video.
Don't wait for your next job, do your best work. Fantastic 👍
Excelente interview 🙌
Terrific answers to the final questions...classic responses which is why he is the boss
Excellent interview 👌😍
Good one on schools and sports, and the link with team work and leadership skills.
All these people making india proud... Respect...
thank you for the inspiration
Superb Anchor. Great Satya.
thank you for sharing these videos and making them public
Dear, Satya,
You did an AMAZING job.
Thank you, Sir!
And think I would spend more time in this channel and share this channel
Great interview. The interviewer had well thought out questions.
Excellent and very inspiring interview it is👍👍
The answers to the questions are so proper with interestin examples , what a good listener Satya is✅✅
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Insightful life has changing nuances at the tremendous carrier of Satya Nadella.
Quite intriguing and pretty good
Innovation is all about meeting unmet and unarticulated needs of customers. Amazing 👏
❤ The leadership at the GSP This is a benchmark of the global diversity of parents and the proserpity and view point of influence
I got from this, growth mindset = perpetual cycle of questioning what (else) should(n't) I be doing?
carol dweck's book Mindset: The New Psychology of Success might be an enjoyable read for you.
Very Charming & Mindfulness interview
You are the one who knows how and where should invest and earn.
Love the interview. Understand the thought process of Biggest company CEO.Thanks Satya.
Hello good evening both of you keepsafe GOD bless Us perfect interview sir 👍👍👍😍😍
28 years with Microsoft and then goes on to be a non founder CEO. I so wish to know his interpersonal skills practice as I lack that.
Humility and ruthlessness
@@TheUnique69able Why ruthlessness?
I love the ecosystem take on tech, how true. Having an obsession about what customers want and of course the cultural fit of selecting employees. Really inspiring. Microsoft transformation. Very interesting and highlights how important ethical leadership is.
He, as well as other Americans of Indian descent, seems to disprove the notion that Asians aren't making it to the top. On the contrary, Americans of Indian descent seem to be a well respected lot in almost any endeavor they attempt, including political.
Resonates at multiple levels, great!!
It is a great interview with wide coverage on professional qualities and leadership role which have been replied most clearly by Microsoft CEO.
Great interview
SATYA MINDSET about Microsoft... He empowers his employees.. his employees create and innovate ... and those Microsoft products empower many small businesses all over the world..!
Really learnt a lot one day aspire to work for the great company
BE BOLD AND BE RIGHT! that was a great interview in my recent times i have heard , many things to take away!
He is Bill, from his perceptions to the way he talks. I didn't find difference of a small echo in his talking, I mean see how he pause, pronounce and responded. Impressive!
Satya Nadella accurately understood the importance of empathy in life.
The culture of the society from which you draw your talent also influences what you can and cannot do as far as editing the overall culture of your current group... Balancing act
Very interesting and insightful conversation
Golden question to ask yourself starting from today
What are my most important needs and desires? Does my present life fulfill them?
Thank you so much for putting this into writing.
What a beautiful soul 🇺🇸.committed to growth.no other feelings.may every country follow this.
He is my Role modell , I am going to attend his alma mater Booth school of Business for the Spring
one of the best CEOs
More love from Kenya,
I’m happy that the title of videos and the screen shot are different
Much appreciated Sir 😊
Thank you 🙏
I love your channel in wonderful and you are a wonderful person in your strategies, thank you
Your dedication is evident. Saw similar passion in a book that's close to my heart. "The Hidden Empire: Inside the Private Worlds of Elite CEOs" by Various Authors
The three things was windows word Excel PowerPoint. Lower level in telephony. Lower level in design diagrams. Lower level in classification on other areas. Exponential in movies.
Appreciate it ❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏
The best
What keeps you good at night is... "What wakes me up at morning!" Good one!
Interesting on empathy and respect 🙂
Lots of respect to a tech mastero
Heartiest congratulations to you sir.
Leaders and decision makers remove constraints, good takeaway well said.
True inspiration
Highly motivational
God bless U and thank U
Классное интервью. Great talker
Being able to see life from the eyes of my son. Beautiful and so inspiring how empathy defined him. Feel great being in Hyderabad. You make us so proud Satya.
Proud to be a Manipal alumni as he studied in Manipal Institute of Technology
look! how happy he is.
Only Sathya could make Microsoft cool. He is The Brand!
9:10 excellent
When utilized correctly, R&D can help to solve problems.
Very smart Guy, much respect for you my brother
Being able to learn is good but their is a balance to be had between what you have learned and maybe encouraged to implement and what you yourself desire and expect as far as your own goals.
Empathy. The well-spoken respect It is the word of the day ❤
dont worry we will share this tecnology together to change the world..lots more we can do..this tech was frm k500.000 twilgh light zone time..fwd..
that is really mesmerising
THANK YOU SO MUCH ,FOR THIS SOMEON GREATHES INTERVENTO
she is amazing
He is a doing phenomenal job