Gates meets with a number of CEO candidates

Computer Store News: Microsoft's board of directors convened yesterday and discussed some CEO candidates. Founder and Chairman Bill & Middot; Bill Gates said that he and other board members have met a considerable number of CEO candidates so far, but there is still no exact timetable for the final decision. “This is a very complicated position. & rdquo; Gates said, "I have a consensus with Ballmer on finding a right CEO candidate." ”

When it comes to Microsoft’s feelings and thanks to Ballmer’s long-term contribution to the company, Gates once choked and said: “Microsoft’s 38-year history only There have been two CEOs. Leading the company's work can be described as a real favor. "As of now, Microsoft's most recognized and considered most viable CEO candidate is Fukuda's current CEO Alan · Alan Mulally & mdash; & mdash; although insiders also believe that Mulally will only be Microsoft's "transition" CEO candidate.

Mulally has many advantages, including rich management experience and inspiring personality, which can provide security and stability assistance during the current important transition period of Microsoft to bring the company to the right track. Mulally has the ability to manage complex corporate organizations and handle cases with many mobile businesses and a large number of employees. However, it also has its shortcomings, that is, Mulally is not a visionary talent in the field of science and technology. Or in other words, Mulally doesn't know programming and doesn't use Snapchat, but he can make a touching speech.

Most insiders in Microsoft believe that what the company needs now is a temporary Mulally leader who can help the company achieve a transition. During his leadership, Microsoft can develop internal executives who will eventually take over their positions.

Satya & middot, head of Microsoft's corporate division; Satya Nadella is one of the most prestigious candidates in the world. Other candidates include: COO Kevin · Kevin Turner, strategic executive director Tony · Tony Bates and former Nokia CEO Stephen · Stephen Elop. However, people familiar with the matter said that most of these candidates are currently considered to be not ready to lead Microsoft.