Microsoft : A Good Contributions

Bill Gates made a lot of changes to the way the world operates through technology and made life at lot easier for other people around the world. Bill Gates (also known as William Henry III or Trey) is an American entrepreneur, business mogul, investor, philanthropist, and one of the most richest and influential people in the world. He was also known as the best businessman in the 20th century. In his years as a child, he had the attitude for math and science as well as showing interest in computer programming in his teenage years.

Good leadership is a process of influencing ans encouraging people to work as a team with efficiency to achieve the organizational goals (Drouillard & Kleiner, 1996). Different leaders has different leadership styles, a good leadership style can be very efficiency for an organization which can develop and encourage employees. According to Darling and Leffel’s (2010) framework, this essay will discuss how Steve Ballmer as a Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Microsoft, the leadership styles as both Creator and Connector made him such a successful leader of Microsoft. This essay will argue that Steve Ballmer has the leadership style as Creator and Connector, and he has the abilities to develop well, encourage people to towards the Microsoft to success.

The current partners of this program are Northern Virginia Community College, Maricopa Community College, Bunker Hill Community college, Houston Community College, City College of San Francisco, and College of

Currently the company is involved in two social programs. The first is Boobies Make Me Smile, which “partners with organizations committed to the fight against young adult cancer” (Company Information: Boobies Make Me Smile, 2016). The second is the Spirit of Children, which tries to “make hospital stays less scary for kids and their families.” (The Heart of Spirit Halloween: Spirit of Children, 2016). However the Corporate Social Responsibility

Opening a learning center for children 5-18 years of age. Also, if a child was doing poorly in school and had a “D” and later received an “A”, the child would get incentive to receive a free computer.

In 2014, over 100 partners working together to improve social outcomes and inform policies and practices that will help us build a brighter future, socially and economically. In the fall of 2016, there are over 119 mentor student matches were made and in the Winter 2017, 133 matches were made who are into to help children dream of what they want to be in the future.

To everyone involved in my foundation, including my staff, board of directors, sponsors, and most importantly, the young students we reach, our work is more important than ever. Thirteen years ago, my dad and I envisioned helping young people achieve their dreams through education. This work remains unchanged and will continue to grow. From the Learning Center students in Southern California, to the Earl Woods Scholars in Washington, D.C., millions of kids have changed their lives, and I am dedicated to making sure that continues.

While attending an engineering conference, I learned of Black Girls Code, Inc. (BGC), a nonprofit whose mission is to introduce young girls to coding and technology. When the San Francisco based organization expanded to Washington, D.C., I stepped forward to volunteer and lead as the Events Coordinator. I collaborated with a Core Team of professionals and led a large group of volunteers to create introductory programming workshops. While there was an overwhelming demand for our programs, the Core Team quickly

He has already completed five computer science college courses at the local community college to demonstrate his passion to learn computer science.

It is with great pleasure that I highly recommend Christopher Brown for the Robert D. Riley Endowed Scholarship. I have known Chris for this past semester at the University of Texas at Arlington as his professor in Computer Programming and Computer Science. Having noticed Chris’ attentiveness to the work involved in the classroom, his brilliance in working on projects, and his observant and receptive nature when working with others, I feel that Chris is a truly exceptional student and will be a leader in whatever he pursues in the years to come.

The Organization create environments and opportunities where they can explore brighter futures. Through innovative curriculum and project based, hands on learning, students gain the skills they need to overcome barriers and achieve success at the highest levels.

This program provides resources and financial incentives to encourage students to pursue degrees in the STEM field.

“When you're in a position to have gotten so much, the gift at this point is giving back.”- Paul Stanley Customers feel more likely to spend money at a store if they know that store is one that gives to charity. According to a May 2013 study by Cone Communications and Echo Research, 82 percent of U.S. consumers consider corporate social responsibility when deciding which products or services to buy and where to shop. A lot of bigger companies actually start their own foundations in their name. This can be easy advertising campaign and allow your customers to see that you are donating.

Microsoft, a company founded by Bill Gates has, in the last couple of years seen a number of changes in its mode of operation. Traditionally Microsoft has been in the business of producing computer-based products exclusively (Byrnes, 2010). In the light of changing technology, globalisation and changing consumer tastes and preferences change has become in the tech-giant company. In the fast-paced world of technology, consumers are actively switching to the new touchscreen laptops and tablets, which are the replacement to conventional computers. These contemporary computers require operating systems and software that are entirely different from what was in use formerly. As means of keeping up this trend, and in order to address these new

a man named Gary Kildall. IBM came to Kildall first, but he turned them away