Microsofts Downward Spiral.....
Microsoft running away
from Windows 8. Those super smart Offshore programmers again produced a
product that nobody liked.
The timeline on
Microsoft’s downward spiral.
1997 Bill Gates
bragging about India being the future of software development. No mention of not being able to find
qualified people in American. In 1997
the Internet Bubble was underway and it was happy times.
2005 Microsoft invested
billions more in India. They had 4000 employees alreaady and were looking
to add 3000 more.
In 2007 Windows Vista
came out and everyone hated it. HATED IT!!!!!!!! That India investment
was NOT paying off.
2008 Bill Gates goes to
congress to plead for more H1B replacement workers. Americans are all idiots and his company needed to replace them
as fast as possible.
In 2009 Microsoft began
laying off 5000 employees (mostly in America). Even though Bill Gates
said he couldn’t find enough (1 year earlier) he was now dumping American
workers by the thousands. No need for
American programmers when they had new ones in India (who were cheaper).
The Americans could pack their desk and get out.
In 2009 realizing
Microsofts best days were over…… Bill Gates started dumping his Microsoft stock
wholesale. He was determined to not go
down with the sinking ship he created.
In the years following
the big tilt towards India…… Microsoft unveiled many new products. Most were complete failures–
With the exception of X Box and moderate success of Windows 7 (people still preferred XP)
Microsoft came out with
Windows phone. Nobody cared.
Microsoft came out with
the Zune. Nobody cared.
Microsoft came out with
the Surface. Nobody cared.
Microsoft came out with
Lumia. Nobody cared.
Microsoft came out with
Windows 8. Everyone hated it. Nobody cared.
Microsoft is now back
peddling on Windows 8 as fast as they can (Just like they did with
Vista). They are trying to get away from it (and get to Windows 9) as
fast as possible.
All this lack of
success resulted in Steve Ballmer (The longtime CEO) being driven from the
company. His leadership was a colossal failure. The shift to India
had driven the company completely into the ground. It was supposed to
bring brighter days but it did just the opposite.
Everyone should note
that nobody is running to become the new CEO of Microsoft either. It has been
months and the position remains vacant. They should look in India.
Before the India idea
Microsoft was the biggest, wealthiest, most successful company on the
planet. Today they are not any of those
things anymore.
Meanwhile Microsoft is looking for more H1B visas because they claim (lie) they can’t find anyone here. Some people NEVER learn.
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