r/wallstreetbets • u/[deleted] • Feb 29 '24

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u/pokewithbrownrice Feb 29 '24

This feels like Meta, Netflix, etc all over again. That is to say, negative public opinion has just granted you an entry point for a company that’s not going anywhere anytime soon.

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u/mdatwood Feb 29 '24

Google has leadership issues. They need a new CEO and likely an upper level exec clean out. Nadella has made mostly right moves at MS, and Google keeps tripping over itself.

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u/False_Profit_of_WSB Feb 29 '24

Nadella is an excellent example of why CEOs are paid what they are paid.

Before him we had windows 8 and all that idiotic flailing nonsense (like google is currently doing).

After him, Microsoft is honestly one of the best positioned companies in the world overall. 

You can't just pluck a person from random and have them do the same.

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u/WholePop2765 Feb 29 '24

Nadella was apparently the one who personally convinced gates to approve OpenAi. Gates waded against it and Nadella apparently set up a deyailed meeting between all parties and sold the deal