blackbelt_jones
10-14-2005, 01:22 PM
http://www.computing.co.uk/forbes/news/2142257/microsofts-midlife-crisis
Steven Ballmer, Microsoft's cheerleader and chief executive, takes the stage at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta to stoke the spirits of 10,000 faithful at the company's annual sales meeting. "Win, drive, innovate, impress!" he shouts, his forehead glistening under hot stage lights as ponds of sweat soak the pale blue shirt on his barrel-chested frame. "But there's a way people keep score. Billions! Billions! Billions! If you wanna grow, things that rhyme with 'billions' are very good," he roars, sprinting up and down the aisles to trade high fives with starstruck salespeople.
For an encore, he sang "Shattered".
Steven Ballmer, Microsoft's cheerleader and chief executive, takes the stage at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta to stoke the spirits of 10,000 faithful at the company's annual sales meeting. "Win, drive, innovate, impress!" he shouts, his forehead glistening under hot stage lights as ponds of sweat soak the pale blue shirt on his barrel-chested frame. "But there's a way people keep score. Billions! Billions! Billions! If you wanna grow, things that rhyme with 'billions' are very good," he roars, sprinting up and down the aisles to trade high fives with starstruck salespeople.
For an encore, he sang "Shattered".