Microsoft CEO Ballmer: Three Key Points To Success

　　 Microsoft Executive director Ballmer (Steve Ballmer) was at USC last Friday. Graduation ceremony Speaking on invitation, he urged the students to come out of the campus should have 3 characteristics: excellent ideas, enthusiasm, perseverance and perseverance in pursuit of ideals. Ballmer delivered a speech to 40 thousand guests last Friday. Ballmer has won many cheers and applause from the students in this speech. He also received an honorary degree from South University on the same day.

He said, "I want to share three key points with you. That is also an important foundation for me to face important decisions in Microsoft and in the technology industry. The first thing is to have great creativity. Second, find your passion. Third, perseverance and perseverance. He said, "these 3 elements can support you."

He explained to the graduates, "finding your passion is not easy. It is in your life that you find what you want, want to cling to, and put your heart and soul into it. He said, "finding enthusiasm is your task now."

Ballmer encourages students to possess Fortitude He said, "be tough, but I think it's more pertinent to be indomitable." He stressed that "perseverance is a manifestation of toughness, but contains enthusiasm." Sometimes you work hard, not just passion. Enthusiasm is your ability to be excited about something. Perseverance is your ability to continue. "

Ballmer also cited the well-known technology industry as an example. He said: "if you have ever observed those successful companies, such as Microsoft, apple, Google, Facebook, these companies have gone through many difficult years, sometimes successful and sometimes run into a wall. Striving for success in the process will determine your success. "

Ballmer also made fun of Microsoft's recent purchase of Skype for $8 billion 500 million. He appealed to graduates: "please, please go to Skype after graduation."

Ballmer, who lives as a parent, said he had never been to the Southern University before. "I came here for the first time until two years ago when my son came to the end of my freshman year."

In recent days, the indomitable term is often hung in Ballmer's statement, which was described by Microsoft in its previous purchase of Skype, which describes Microsoft's "irrepressible" nature.