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Microsoft
- First Generation
- Narrated by: Mary Woods
- Length: 7 hrs and 6 mins
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Summary
What began as a modest start-up partnership only 25 years ago has already surpassed all the giants of contemporary capitalism, including General Electric and IBM, and has achieved a market value estimated at nearly $500 billion. How did Microsoft achieve all of this in so short a time? What was the true nature of the Microsoft environment in the beginning, and what are the secrets behind its triumph?
Meet the early builders of Microsoft and step inside the famous culture of loyalty, the storied "maniacal work ethic," and the hardcore world of reckless risk-taking that remains so integral to the computer giant's matchless and ongoing success.
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- Simon
- 17-04-07
Frankly I'm Puzzled....
I'm sure the book would have been a great listen, however, I was instantly put off purchasing the book when all I heard in the sample audio was a list of credits to the book's architects.
Yes I do believe you should give due credit but I'm not prepared to make a purchase on the strength of that alone.
Give me a sample of the book's content as well so I can make an informed decision.
On a positive note, the theme of the book sounded very interesting which is why I listend to the sample in the first place.
I hope the publishers read my note and take further steps to convince me the this book is going to be a great listen - please!
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