over his ties to Jeffrey Epstein, but the billionaire Microsoft cofounder and philanthropist has still found the time to read. . “I find myself reaching for books about the complicated relationship between humanity and nature,” he wrote, theorizing that his choices were influenced by the Covid-19 pandemic and his work on preventing climate change.
This deep dive into General Electric’s “downfall,” as Gates describes it, offers an “unflinching look” at the “mistakes and missteps” made by the once-storied company’s leadership. “finally gave me many of the answers I was seeking” as to how “a company as big and successful as GE could fail,” Gates writes. He recommends it as a learning opportunity for anyone in a leadership role.by Elizabeth Kolbert.
Hmm 🧐
I’m gathering from these tweets that Bill isn’t as popular a guy as he was when he introduced us to Windows.
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