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The Richest 9-5 Employee Ever is Kind of A Weirdo - How Money Works #shorts
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Steve Ballmer, currently worth over ninety billion dollars, is the richest person ever to have made his fortune from ā€œa jobā€.

Where almost all other billionaires got their fortunes from investments, inheritances or starting their own companies, Ballmer got there be taking over from Bill Gates to be the CEO of Microsoft between 2000 and 2014.

Ballmer was an old school businessman, which was arguably what the growing tech company needed at the time. During his tenure Ballmer tripled the companyā€™s sales and doubled their profits by focusing on big ticket products for businesses.

Ballmer was rewarded for this performance with massive bonuses, mostly coming form of Microsoft stock which has become the source of his huge personal fortune.

Big bonuses donā€™t mean he was necessarily a great CEO however.

Investors criticize him for focusing too much on business products and missing out on new tech trends like smartphones.

Despite his sales performance he is probably best known by Microsoft employees for the time he held a funeral for the iPhone because he believed the windows phone was going to make the apple product irrelevant.

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@blockobondify

1 year ago

All I can hear in my head is him screaming ā€œdevelopers developers developersā€

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@sethwilliams8625

1 year ago

Steve Ballmer is the reason my brother drinks on the job

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@mattipra

1 year ago

ā€œI try to invest in businesses that are so wonderful that an idiot can run them.Ā Because sooner or later, one will.ā€

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@idonthaveaname42

1 year ago

"most billionaires get their money from investments but not this guy, he got his money from investments" šŸ™„

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@danielhale1

1 year ago

As a developer myself, I can tell you it's important to remember "developers developers developers", because Microsoft forgot.

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@Devinfrbs

1 year ago

I'm ok with the focus on SQL Server especially as it has become a juggernaut that does everything wonderfully. B2B sales are less fickle than consumer products. He solidified a base for the company that allowed it to do whatever it wanted into the future.

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@lupreztryson

1 year ago

My guy famously said ā€œWeā€™re selling millions and millions of phone a year and apple is selling zero phones hah $500 is ridiculous nobodyā€™s gonna buy a phone without a keyboardā€

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@TheOriginalJAX

1 year ago

"Developers developers developers developers," It's funny but he was right

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@bsarioz

1 year ago

He also caused many key players to be fired or leave the company due to his new policies, so Microsoft lost a lot of talented people.

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@simonrudduck8726

1 year ago

Heā€™s like a business version of Drax.

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@krunkle5136

1 year ago

The world's luckiest roommate.

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@AlkisGD

1 year ago

I'ma start looking for a billionaire to divorce šŸ˜Œ

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@genogrinberg6014

1 year ago

A CEO doesn't have a 9-5

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@herbgerblund5094

1 year ago

You think CEO is a 9-5 job?

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@Davidjune1970

1 year ago

Donā€™t forget the colossal failure his laughing at the iPod was only to make the zune which everyone forgot about until guardians of the galaxy made fun of it when starlord got one and was told it was the next big thing.

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@johnrosswilhite9532

1 year ago

Imagine what Microsoft couldā€™ve done if they spent those bonuses on more developers and engineers

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@CapitalWorksPro

1 year ago

Dude literally lit capital on fire for most of his career, and was rewarded handsomely for it.

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@dandanner3111

1 year ago

I've been working with or for MS since '99... I had no idea about the funeral. We tend to remember him for all the screaming.

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@TravelingMooseMedia

1 year ago

Iā€™m a software engineer that uses a ton of windows services and frameworks. Honestly very glad he worked on software and infrastructure improvements rather than the shiny new thing

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@roberth9814

1 year ago

The idea that taking a C-Suite job is the same as working a 9-5 isā€¦. Hilarious

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