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Top 3 Things I Learned From Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella Satya Nadella, the talk of the software world's town had his birthday on 20th August. Satya is not only a mastermind in business execution but also an idol for a lot of people like me. This definitely feels ambiguous to call someone an idol whom I didn't even know before he became the CEO. However, I had keen interest in Microsoft Technologies and have been following them for a little over half a decade. Acknowledging Satya's recent achievements and strategies, I can say for sure that there are at least three things that I learned from him: 1. Success doesn't come immediately, but definitely We had no idea who he was, what he was doing, where he was doing. But one fine day, he suddenly became the CEO of Microsoft Corp. (4th Feb 2014) and all of us began cheering him up, leaving our works, from around the world. He suddenly became the news of the tech world. However, what most of us missed out was his co...

Top 3 Habits of Highly Successful People M y 2nd Year of Engg. is over. It was a fine summer vacation before my college reopened this month. Instead of doing programming stuff (my main field of study), I spent some time reading books this time. I've been reading books of some of the most successful and unsuccessful people in the world. You might question why unsuccessful? Why the heck should I read books written by unsuccessful people? Do I want to fail? Well, this is my answer to that - You learn more from unsuccessful people than from successful ones. Don't get me wrong here. Of course, successful people share their own shares of success stories and inspire our minds but, what most of them miss out is the unshared experience of serial failures. While, unsuccessful people share what made them fail in life - what you should avoid doing. Extracting from both the domains, I'm writing the top five habits which I've noticed all the successful people had in common....