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Microsoft’s Downfall: Inside the Executive E-mails and Cannibalistic Culture That Felled a Tech Giant

<p>Jul 08, 2012 12:01 PM

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sent by Steve O. &#160;see discussion in syz under Microsoft's Downfall

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author Kurt Eichenwald

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STACK RANKING: &#160;rank employees in every unit.

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every employee cited it as the most destructive process at MSFT.

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emply compete with one another rather than against other companies.

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" my need to improve my visibility with the managers"

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years ahead with Windows Phone &#160;and blew it!!!

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blew it cuz of bureaucracy!!!

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they had an e-reader in 1998... Gates gave it a thums down!!!! &#160;didn't look like MSFT.

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'how are we going to use this to make money!!"

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loyalty to Windows and Office... &#160;kept them from jumping on new tech...

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a few people in the Win/Office division killed the project.

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AOL AIM... &#160;MSN Messenger... &#160;older man didn't get it... &#160;(a twitter like capability)

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MSFT is technology's answer to Sears.

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they used to point their finger at IBM and laugh... now they are the thing they despised.

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