1999- Microsoft First Generation by Cheryl Tsang (10/2024)

Name/Title

1999- Microsoft First Generation by Cheryl Tsang (10/2024)

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Microsoft

Scope and Content

“Microsoft First Generation: The Success Secrets of the Visionaries Who Launched a Technology Empire” by Cheryl Tsang is a book that delves into the early days of Microsoft and the key individuals who contributed to its rise. “Microsoft First Generation” offers insights into the company’s early strategies and the people who were instrumental in its growth, making it a valuable read for those interested in the history of technology and business innovation

Acquisition

Acquisition Method

Abebooks

Date

Nov 12, 2024

General Notes

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Publication: The book was published on October 4, 19991. Content: It provides detailed profiles of a dozen key figures hired by Bill Gates and Paul Allen before 1990. These individuals played crucial roles in shaping Microsoft’s early success12. The book highlights their backgrounds, contributions, and the unique culture of Microsoft during its formative years Key Figures: Some of the notable people featured include Bob O’Rear, Russell Borland, Richard Brodie, Scott Oki, Neil Evans, Dave Neir, Ida Cole, Min Yee, Ron Harding, Russell Steele, Paul Sribhibhadh, and Trish Millines Dziko Themes: Tsang explores the culture of fierce loyalty, fanatical work ethics, and front-line risk-taking that characterized Microsoft’s early environment1. The book also discusses the entrepreneurial traits and business qualities that helped turn Microsoft’s dreams into reality