A question of leadership?
Which CEO has it's ACT and together and which is 🤡ACT?
FB CEO: Harvard
Microsoft CEO: University of Chicago
Qualcomm CEO: University of Michigan
Apple CEO: Duke University
Altera former CEO: U. C. Berkeley
AMD CEO: MIT
Nvidia CEO: Stanford
Micron CEO: Stanford
Google CEO: Stanford
TSMC CEO: Stanford
Samsung Semiconductor head: Stanford
Intel CEO: Someplace South of Stanford
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BK the visionary will lead Intel to new horizons!
In 10 years Jobs will still be remembered, like Bob, Moore or Andy, the last three stooges 😂😂😂
Where you were accepted says a bit about inherent talent, not definitive but when you look at the CEOs BK is an outlier, you Circuit Intel lovers can keep loving him or realize perhaps he isn't so hot. For the fans, you ever hear what comes out of his mouth if he is asked about something he hasn't prepared for or requires intelligence OMG
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Lol - Jobs was at Reed for only one semester.
Steve Jobs: Reed
Bill Gates: Harvard
Steve Balmar: Harvard
Gordon Moore: Caltec
Robert Noyce: MIT
Andy Grove: U. C. Berkeley
Craig Barrett: Stanford
Paul Otellini: U.C. Berkeley
BK: San Jose State
Any questions, take a look across the technology company CEOs. Amazing the BoD went this route and is there any questions why on stage or in unprepared conversations you are surprised versus impressed
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In the 50s, 4 Stanford Freshman got together and each took an extra class under an assumed name (the name of one of their dogs). After 4 years, the "dog" was graduated from Stanford. What a great, attentive, and rigorous school Stanford must be!
BK may be a mediocre leader, but his college 35 years ago isn't responsible for that any more than a Stanford degree automatically confers superior leadership skills.
Where did Steve jobs and bill gates graduate from?