Bill Gates
The Path to the Future
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3.4 • 9 Ratings
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Publisher Description
He is Thomas Edison and Henry Ford rolled into one -- except that William Henry Gates III maybe smarter and more successful than either.He is America's richest man, and on the corporate landscape, he may well be the most feared. In less than a generation, Bill Gates has done nothing less than change the way we live and work.
Here is Bill Gate's story, taking you inside the mind of this brilliant visionary and inside the rise of Microsoft, the world's most succesful corporation. What unique combination of historical factors and personal qualities made Gates the right man at the right time? How did he invent an industry from scratch, and what choices -- from people to products -- made Microsoft the resounding success it has become? How has the company faces Apple, Netscape, and its other competitors and partners? From Microsoft's Redmond, Washington, campus to Gates' relationships with women and with other business people, like fellow billionaire Warren Buffett, here is a compelling portrait of a unique American citizen at the dawn of the twenty-first century: a man whose career, and his effect on our world, has only begun.
Customer Reviews
Good book, information till 1997
This is a nice book about bill gates. Not boring. Just bit too old. We are in 2011. This book is till 1997. So, better buy something has more recent information. Due to Apple rise to power again. We would like to know till 2010.
Interesting
Was hoping to get more detailed insight into his journey. But wasn't that detailed. Overall you may still want to read another autobiography which directly interviews gates rather than have quotes.
Great vision of Future
As with most inventions in life, with wisdom they can be a great tool for humanity. But when used with hate or without proper thought of consequence it can create more problems than what it is worth. I guess we must have some optimism like Bill Gates, and Steve Jobs, and Steve Wosniak, which made possible the personal computer which we all enjoy and take for granted..thanks..Joe R