Change The World Or Go Home

February 12th, 2007 | Business

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“Change The World Or Go Home” is Microsoft’s new mantra for the future?

Well they have changed the world through Windows on the majority of the world’s PCs. So what next? Do nothing or do something?

According to James O’Neill Microsoft need to “find ways to change the world again? If we’re not prepared to do that what are we doing here? So ‘Change The World or Go Home’ is part mission statement, part call to arms.”

Read James’s very interesting blog and opinions about it here

Change The World Or Go Home

Moer One of these or all of them!

5 comments ↓

#1 Misty on 02.12.07 at 5:34 pm

how about “Microsoft go home!” ???
short, sweet and to the point.

#2 Rob on 02.13.07 at 8:38 am

I feel certain that the world would be a sadder place without Microsoft. For starters, I wouldn’t be able to bitch back at you and tell you to eat proper food and put some weight on. I dig my women to have some meat on their bones.

Next - as enviouos as we may be of Microsoft’s success, the type of success they have made for themselves is due to them going out and getting it.

Bill did not sit back and wait for success to come to him. He went out chasing success and swung a deal on IBM. The rest is history. Never forget, IBM did not have to sign the contract. They had choices and they made one to go with Bill’s OS in each of their PCs.

#3 Misty on 02.13.07 at 12:25 pm

Please don’t make fun of my weight. This is a serious problem. I am trying very hard to gain. And if I have to drink one more protein shake I will barf. I think I eat about 5000 calories a day right now. I am sick of eating…

#4 Rob on 02.13.07 at 12:41 pm

Any mention of your weight no way implied that I was in any way previously aware that you may be haveing a problem to gain weight. Please accept my apologies for any inadvertant inference.

#5 steve clayton on 02.17.07 at 2:03 pm

Hey, we do go home…somtimes I even stay at home to do my work because technology allows me to do that. We’re not saying we have a monopoly on changing the world, or even that we do. Just that some of us think our customers can with the technology we create. Is that such a bad thing?

please don’t barf at my comments