Oct.25 -- Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella shares advice from former CEO Steve Ballmer and his father. He speaks with David Rubenstein for "The David Rubenstein Show: Peer-to-Peer Conversations."
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He's an inspiration to indians who don't qualify to join IITs(the best institutes in india) and yet he moved forward and became someone who many IITians dream of
@@tenminutetokyo2643 stealing your jobs???? We people don't steal it . We are wanted and paid more to go there beacuse most of the youth in your country is graduating with a useless liberal arts degree.
He is a prime example of how far you can go with hard work and dedication. He wasn't the smartest, and didn't go to the best universities, but his dedication and hard-work propelled him to the top of Microsoft
Your university doesn't have anything to do with intellect. Steve jobs, Michael Dell, Larry Ellison, etc were college dropouts. They weren't from prestigious universities but students from prestigious universities work for them
3:10 He says "Now you're father is still alive, (yes) and he must be very proud of what you've achieved" don't twist it to make him look bad, we don't do that. He said that as a matter of fact it wasn't a question although Satya bothered with a yes.
Lucifer Morningstar you're right. It could be an assertion instead of a question. I hadn't heard the "now" before. Regardless, it's a tad bit impolite to assert that someone's father is still alive.
@@rishipalbhatia Indian's in general go to extreme lengths and do stuff to make their parents happy - good grades, trying for a government job, gaining societal respect, get married to a person of their liking, have kids, always ask for their input, account their liking etc .. and Satya especially talks about his dad a lot even when he has talks in India or abroad so I think the interviewer might have followed up on his pattern and put that assertion. Although I agree it would have been super awkward and impolite in any other case. Here it's more like he is subliminally asking Satya does your dad actually know of your success and how truly significant you are to the world ? by saying your "dad must be proud"
@@oneforallah it's not considered as a healthy thing to say that ," now, your father is still alive......" in our country. It's considered as bad manners. It comes across as very rude. Yeah we do go to extreme lengths to please our parents and that sucks😂😭😭
@@777ter You hater ! Persians exist , just like Assyrians from Iraq, Nabateans in Jordan. By that logic India didn't exist way back then. India was formed after the British left India and princely states unified as a country !
EVERY FAMILY HAS SOMEONE WHO BREAKS THE CHAIN OF POVERTY IN THAT FAMILY,I PRAY YOU BE THE ONE, KEEP INVESTING! AND REINVESTING!! UNTILL IT BECOMES A CULTURE!!!
Oh Christ, fellow Indians here stop debating about India here. He said central India or this or that. Celebrate this man for who he is and how he is now.
Especially all those who doesn't belong to my State.. when we don't have problem why do they have it.. we r ofcourse central part of India as state got bifurcated..
the self-acceptance he has, love it. Satya Nadella can clearly define himself, distinguish himself from others. this is 'what's lacking' in today society where people tend to impersonate other and can't see their own value.
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@@vikashkumarbarnwal4233 toughest only because of the mass illeterate poor and shitty students of India try of this exam A IIT Bombay btech CS student never tries for this shit exam
@@2487xyz well, obviously it seems like so. Btw, its not very surprising. He is a smart man, and learning a map doesn't really make any one that smart.
Bleed Blaugranes don't read too much into the words selected. He mentioned Hyderabad and India. Just be proud that someone from among us is sitting there. Let's be sane and not mud slug people for saying as something this small as a mistake.
Omg, David, learn something about your opponent before the show. Secondly, there are tons of other interesting questions you should have asked Satya, the greatest mind of our time.
A conman. Gorbachev started globalization. Without American companies, none of you eastern losers would even have jobs. And tell Putin to pay back $150 billion Russia borrowed from USA in 1998 and never paid back to date.
The comment section is everything opposite of what is right with this guy. Come on! This guy is representing whole India by holding CEO position in *Microsoft* and all your mind can focus is on the pecky small details. Curb your narrow mind.
This guy is representing India? How? Does he dress like Indians do? Does he speak like Indians do? Does he have an Indian accent? There is not a shred of Indianness in him. Either you can be a proud Indian or a bhim rao ambedkar/satya nadela.
@karma tam my point was that he is representative of himself. Is Bill Gates representative of the US? Is Elon Musk representative of South Africa? Is Jack Ma representing China?
Rubenstein is so arrogant! He seemed so rude too the way he asked if satyas dad is still alive. Kudos to satay for maintaining his cheerful and humble demeanor
Hard work and work ethics never fail. Do you best ethically and success will open doors for you. Success is not measured in $$ but measured in terms of happiness. After all we want happiness and i am glad Nadella is happy with his work.
these days peopel find mistakes more than positives and inspiration. Good luck satya. Aim more & Achieve more. who knows u might have still a company to be found by urself and make an Ample out of it to give to world
Oh you mean like Adaptec - Indian CEO Subramanian Sundaresh fired. AIG (signed outsourcing deal in 2007 in Europe with Accenture Indian frauds, collapsed in 2009) AirBus (Qantas plane plunged 650 feet injuring passengers when its computer system written by India disengaged the auto-pilot). Apple - R&D CLOSED in India in 2006. Australia's National Australia Bank (Outsourced jobs to India in 2007, nationwide ATM and account failure in late 2010). Bell Labs (Arun Netravalli took over, closed, turned into a shopping mall) Boeing Dreamliner ES software (written by HCL, banned by FAA) Bristol-Myers-Squibb (Trade Secrets and documents stolen in U.S. by Indian national guest worker) Caymas - Startup run by Indian CEO, French director of dev, Chinese tech lead. Closed after 5 years of sucking VC out of America. Caterpillar misses earnings a mere 4 months after outsourcing to India, Inc. Circuit City - Outsourced all IT to Indian-run IBM and went bankrupt shortly thereafter. ComAir crew system run by 100% Indian IT workers caused the 12/25/05 U.S. airport shutdown when they used a short int instead of a long int Deloitte - 2010 - this Indian-packed consulting company is being sued under RICO fraud charges by Marin Country, California for a failed solution. Dell - call center (closed in India) Delta call centers (closed in India) Fannie Mae - Hired large numbers of Indians, had to be bailed out. Indian logic bomb creator found guilty. GM - Was booming in 2006, signed $300 million outsourcing deal with Wipro that same year, went bankrupt 3 years later HSBC ATMs (software taken over by Indians, failed in 2006) Intel Whitefield processor project (cancelled, Indian staff canned) Lehman (Spectramind software bought by Wipro, ruined, trashed by Indian programmers) Medicare - Defrauded by Indian national doctor Arun Sharma & wife in the U.S. Microsoft - Employs over 35,000 H-1Bs. Stock used to be $100. Today it's lucky to be over $25. Not to mention that Vista thing. MIT Media Lab Asia (canceled) PeopleSoft (Taken over by Indians in 2000, collapsed). PepsiCo - Slides from #1 to #3 during Indian CEO Indra Nooyi' watch. Polycom - Former senior executive Sunil Bhalla charged with insider trading. Qantas - See AirBus above Quark (Alukah Kamar CEO, fired, lost 60% of its customers to Adobe because Indian-written QuarkExpress 6 was a failure) Rolls Royce (Sent aircraft engine work to India in 2006, engines delayed for Boeing 787, and failed on at least 2 Quantas planes in 2010, cost Rolls $500m). SAP - Same as Deloitte above in 2010. Skype (Madhu Yarlagadda fired) State of Indiana $867 million FAILED IBM project, IBM being sued State of Texas failed IBM project. Sun Micro (Taken over by Indian and Chinese workers in 2001, collapsed, had to be sold off to Oracle). UK's NHS outsourced numerous jobs including health records to India in mid-2000 resulting in $26 billion over budget. Union Bank of California - Cancelled Finacle project run by India's InfoSys in 2011. United - call center (closed in India) Victorian Order of Nurses, Canada (Payroll system screwed up by SAP/IBM in mid-2011) Virgin Atlantic (software written in India caused cloud IT failure) World Bank (Indian fraudsters BANNED for 3 years because they stole data).
@@vachmagandikota7300 It means that his father wants him to do government job. Because in India govt jobs are quite relaxing and permanent, so every parent's wish that their child should do government job. (BTW it's just a common saying or maybe meme).
I am from the same area where he is born. The way I see it is we are all Indians in the end and human beings first. Stop making it a thing of which part your from determines who you will be. Success comes from all areas in the world. so don't let a place you come from determine your future.
Successfull people don't become that way overnight. What most people see at a glance-wealth, a great career, purpose-is the result of hard work and hustle over time. I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life..
This host needs to be schooled in the art of social graces. I am surprised somebody would give him a job or any job for that matter, he is completely tactless and lacking any sense of empathy and feeling for the guest's feelings
