Walmart CEO Doug McMillon, who started his career unloading trailers and was rejected by top business schools, shares three key tips for success: live in the moment, align your job with your passions, and trust and believe in people.
Bill Gates, co-founder of Microsoft, reflects on his intense work ethic in the early days of the company, admitting that he didn't believe in vacations or weekends. He now regrets this approach and offers three tips for success: asking questions when problem solving, managing time wisely, and being understanding and patient. Gates emphasizes the value of being easy on oneself and learning from others, including his billionaire friend Warren Buffett, who taught him the importance of effective time management.
Steve Ballmer, the former CEO of Microsoft and the sixth richest person in the world, celebrates his 68th birthday with a net worth of about $148 billion. His career at Microsoft saw significant growth and success, with a focus on adapting to changing market trends, hiring top talent, rethinking business models, and planning for both short and long-term goals. Ballmer has also ventured into philanthropy and entrepreneurial endeavors, including owning the NBA's Los Angeles Clippers and investing in initiatives to support economic mobility and Black-owned businesses.