Finding Mastery Podcast, conversations with Michael Gervais  Interview with Satya Nadella, Microsoft CEO

Finding Mastery Podcast, conversations with Michael Gervais Interview with Satya Nadella, Microsoft CEO

At the helm of a company that is getting very close to reach $1 trillion in market value (according to Morgan Stanley), Satya Narayana Nadella, from his humble origins in India, became Microsoft CEO in 2014. Some of his achievements at Microsoft include: Microsoft returns to consistent profitability, $26.2 billion acquisition of LinkedIn and their shares burst through a record. According to The Street Journal, “Microsoft Has Been Completely Reborn Under CEO Satya Nadella”.

Here in this 30-min interview, Satya shares his wisdom and insight on: the importance of creating a shared purpose (at Microsoft), his biggest strength: acknowledging his weaknesses, why having a deep sense of empathy is critical to meet customer needs and why he’s such a big believer in having a growth mindset. This interview is packed with golden nuggets and gems of wisdom.

There are plenty of tactics he uses in his daily life, which you can now acquire and apply to your life. If you are a team leader or manager, this interview is even more relevant for you and the organization that you represent. 

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Quotes from Satya Nadella:

  • “My biggest strength is my ability everyday to recognize my weaknesses.”
  • “One of the greatest powers, which is a force multiplier, is my ability to take one person’s idea and another person’s idea and make them more powerful by bringing them both together.”
  • “We’re in the business of meeting unmet, unarticulated needs of customers. That’s it. There’s no way we’re going to meet our unmet needs of customers if you don’t have a deep sense of empathy.”
  • “One of the things I try to practice or build more muscle around is having the confidence that I’m capable of confronting my own demons while also avoiding hubris.”

Enjoy it !!!

Mauricio

 

 

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