The David Rubenstein Show: Satya Nadella

"The David Rubenstein Show: Peer-to-Peer Conversations" explores successful leadership through the personal and professional choices of the most influential people in business. Renowned financier and philanthropist David Rubenstein travels the country talking to leaders to uncover their stories and their path to success. This episode of season three features Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella.

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[@s.a.5375]

So much struggle with your life EVERY DAY and still you are the CEO of a giant like Microsoft! That deserves a bow!

[@kvaabsinternational6674]

TRUE

[@pratheepanumaty7659]

สวัสดีครับ 23/07/2019

[@maxs5643]

Hes an inspiration

[@ashishmaharana5865]

L

[@albevargiu]

Ci sarebbero voluti avvocati che avessero creato lavoro non ricariche a pause per sesso o orgie o amanti o a festini

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[@hanselxyb5825]

6:45 the pain in Satya's eyes when David talks about his son.

[@revathivamshi7621]

and words he said at that moment was "it is not about criticize our past or praise our past,it is about what we do in the future ".awesome heart touching words man respect @ Satya Nadella

[@ishouldbestudyingrightnow5368]

What's with his son?

[@venkat6260]

@@ishouldbestudyingrightnow5368 he was born wit cerebral palsy

[@Being-kind1997]

@@ishouldbestudyingrightnow5368cerebral palsy with quadriplegia I.e paralysis of all 4limbs

[@audreybrooks929]

These are fantastic takes, I feel exceptionally lucky I started investing in early with Robin and moved from an average lifestyle to earning over 34k each month through consistently compounding my income via assets to create more cash flow. I grew to a 7 figure well-diversified portfolio knowing where to focus having exposure to different prolific investments mainly savings account, stocks, bonds and high yield dividend funds. Forever grateful to my adviser Robin Brezik. Passive income is mandatory for building long term wealth and ever since I met her, my life has taken a positive turn because of the passive income through her knowledge and ideas, which are crucial for succeeding against all odds in this area of online commerce. I'm happy that I was able to contact her earlier.

[@cricket5179]

Hi, nice to read your experience.. can you be able to give guidance to us starters ?

[@mrhunterf2869]

Finally... a leader in charge of such a big tech company that was actually a software developer first.

[@abhishekvarma2091]

? Bill gates was THE software developer

[@johnfedorov8089]

@@deepen1245 No he didn't

[@cedricfenn3906]

Mark Zuckerberg

[@K4R3N]

Brim and Page at Google, also "software guys"

[@abdullahnauman9078]

Was Ballmer a developer?

[@kushagrayadav5468]

[@deanambrose9746]

exactly

[@LogicalError007]

Like you bro, you are also in the comment section looking for likes by writing something that may sound good to everyone. But still you aren't contributing anything to anyone and only 0.0001 are you crazy there are many people who work their ass off everyday they may not be as rich and as well known as others but still they are contributing enough. You sir have no right to say anything about anyone contributing for making India proud, when you are here in the comment section telling people not to comment. Why shouldn't they, when a KZbinr mocked India just because a channel was overtaking his channel and every person in the world was mocking India, these were the people who at least we're giving viable argument of that being incorrect. You were not there with your mighty knowledge of mocking everyone. There are 30 percent Indians in NASA, most plumbers, taxi drivers, engineers are Indians and are still better than all foreigners, they take their highest jobs and then also suffer racist remarks from them. You don't know their name but in your sense they aren't contributing in making India proud. UK richest family is indian, south Africa richest family is indian. You are telling that those people who are proud of their country are shameless and the person like you mocking their 99.9999 percent people of his country is a wise man. Then sir your parents are misfortune of having you. "BITTYAAACH" Fuck Off and Jay hind.

[@EngineersDaily]

One correction I think it should be < this symbol

[@sakethvelikanti178]

Oh yeah...that's how people get inspiration and the drive to work hard... First comes pride...then identification..then the motivation... You won't give a rat's ass if he's not indian...now that I know he is from same hyderabad as me..who started the same way as me with middle-class beginnings...doing engineering...it gives me hope...I can identify with him...of it was billgates... different country.. different culture...different circumstances..different educational background... But with sundar and Satya...we can identify... Jus like how people identified with modi... if a chaiwala can raise to become PM..then there is hope for me...I can do better...if not PM atleast I can join politics...I need not sell chai for the rest of my life.... becoming PM is not limited to the elite and only family if Nehru...or some intellectuals like PV Narsimha Rao and Manmohan Singh...who despite being Geniuses had to do slavery to a non talented idiot rajiv or Rahul... Similar story with Satya Nadella or Sundar Pichai....it gives us hope...we indians Born in middle class families and doing btechs can do something more..than jus working like a slave in western software companies...we need not restrict ourselves to being software developers and outsources or call centre guys ...becoming CEOs is not limited to white previleged Americans like bill gates of Warren Buffett or Steve jobs... We Indians can become CEOs too...if we dream big and work hard...in right direction... Thats what this is all about..... Idiot... You can either be a anysayer or get inspired

[@kushagrayadav5468]

@@LogicalError007 You should reread my comment. I've nowhere stated that 'don't comment'. What I have concluded is: It is not fair to take credit for the achievements where you have contributed nothing. ------------------------------ One more thing you should understand that there is 0% Indians work in NASA because NASA doesn't give job to non-Americans especially the important position. They might be Indian origin or migrated Indian working in NASA, not Indian citizens.

[@tejasvagarwal5151]

This is what I call a great interview by a good interviewer.

[@ishouldbestudyingrightnow5368]

Sorry its a good interview by a great interviewer

[@Bot101101]

The change from Ballmer to Nadella may very well be the single greatest CEO improvement in modern corporate history. From a totally clueless fast-talker who happened to be Gates roommate to a super switched-on and humble Indian genius.

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[@nikhilsurabhi2267]

As a hyderabadi, I'm delighted to point out his geographical accuracy in calling hyderabad as central india. Respect!!

[@millenialmusings8451]

😂

[@user-pakshibhithi10]

Geographically, Hyderabad is part of a Southern state. So, it's a Southern city.

[@karthikcind1981]

Central India will be Nagpur

[@shibaprasad9506]

​@@user-pakshibhithi10we know

[@stephaniehale946]

*India-born and raised as well as Indian-American CEOs of the publicly-traded American and the European companies are Google, Microsoft, IBM, Adobe, Deloitte, WeWork, Ex-PepsiCo, MasterCard, Workday, Ex-Citigroup, Micron, Berkshire Hathaway Insurance, Verizon Media, Ex-McKinsey, Harman International, Wayfair, Novartis, Ex-US Airways, Nokia, Instacart, Brookfield Properties, Best Buy Health, Ex-SanDisk, Hotwire, Genpact, StubHub, Nutanix, Cognizant, Ex-Vodafone, Vimeo, Ex-Deutsche Bank, ClassPass, MongoDB, Palo Alto Networks, ArcelorMittal, CareMoreHealth, SendGrid, AppDynamics, Escada, Atos Syntel, Reckitt Benckiser, NetApp, Moda Operandi, Arista Networks, Diageo, Sysdig, Global Foundries, Cohesity, and Conduent. And then there are a ton of other Indians who are at different C-Level positions, such as the Facebook CIO, Uber CPO, Ex-Tesla CFO, General Motors CFO, LinkedIn CTO & CPO, Twitter CTO & CLO, Instagram CPO, PayPal CTO, Unilever COO & CHO, Delta Airlines CIO, Boeing CIO, Square CFO, DoorDash CFO, Citigroup CLO, P&G CAO, Nextdoor CTO, Kohl's CTO, Philips CFO & CIO, Adobe CTO & CLO, Expedia CPO, Atlassian CTO, Dropbox CCO & CFO, OpenText CFO, Splunk CPO, Udacity COO, Worldpay CPO, Box CPO, Levi's CFO, MuleSoft CMO, HubSpot CTO, Western Digital CIO, 84.51 COO, Gilead CHO, FirstData CFO, ServiceNow CPO, LendingClub COO, Verifone CLO & COO, Sabre CPO, Citrix CTO, VMware COO & CIO, Snowflake CIO, Micron CBO & COO, Palo Alto Networks CIO, Zoom CLO, RingCentral CFO & CSO, Gen Re CDO, Nutanix CPO & CTO, Ogilvy CCO, etc. I am not even getting into the Indian founders and co-founders of dozens of startups, small to mid-sized companies, as well as other fields, such as academia, medicine, politics, and entertainment. Indians represent less than 1% of the US population, less than the Chinese(1.5%), the Filipinos (1.2%), and of course the Hispanics (18%) and Africans (13%), and little more than the Koreans (0.6%) and Japanese (0.7%). Indians are the richest ethnic group in the US by gross household income. The success of Indians in the US is just astounding.*

[@sarthakpathak5694]

Appreciated

[@fdama]

But in Saudi Arabia, they are all labourers, at the bottom of the pile. What a difference.

[@sarthakpathak5694]

@@fdama - just wait we'll get that place too.

[@stephaniehale946]

*@fdama - There are about 1.3 billion Indians in the world. Not everyone is going to become a CEO, not everyone is educated, not everyone will be a millionaire or billionaire. And this pretty much applies to every other country in the world. And India is a capitalist, more or less, country, so the economic differences between the people could be greater, just like the US where top 1% of the population owns 40% of the wealth. Unlike many of the European countries which are socialist and the economic differences are not that greater.*

[@martinsmile9396]

The population is 1.3 B .. what did you expect??

[@johnweaver1198]

I could work for this guy.... His thoughts are so simplistic.....

[@MichaelAlexander1967]

Satya made a profound inquiry when he asked, "Do you want me to be CEO?" - because, who would ever want to lead a team without the approval of those who matter the most, because without the proper support, there is no power.

[@xiaodongzhao5716]

I adore satya as a strong father than his career success.

[@instalocktaka9628]

@Dach someone’s butthurt over a persons opinion on what is more important : family or a career in a foreign country , which shows how much you value family

[@shiskeyoffles]

@Dach I'm not a fan of china but you're an ass

[@yfc1196]

As a parent, the story of his son was truly touching. Best wishes to his family for surviving such a harrowing experience and becoming stronger together.

[@AM-cg3nt]

Humility & empathy are the foundation of any successful leader. Microsoft is in good hands with Satya leading the charge!

[@mhpt74]

Quite a unique CEO, and obviously empathy can lead to success.

[@DavidJackTumusiime]

Finished the interview in awe of Nadella for all he has had to overcome to be the success he is now.

[@VenkylovesMuzyk]

Likewise. I find myself feeling the same. Empathy is absolutely key to path leading business.

[@abhijeetraushan3484]

Fact: people will not appreciate you for 1000 things that you did correctly but will point out 1 bad thing you did. Here everyone is pointing out that Hyderabad is not in central of India . Don't you think you should appreciate him for the thousands of thing that he did correctly.

[@vsubhuti]

other stupid comment womens pay is lower than men its womens karma

[@yugandharbeesetty905]

@@vsubhuti You are talking out of your ass.

[@ghumanharj]

well it is not in central India, is it? He was born there so should know better. Its like me seeing that my home town of Atlanta is in the mid west! Its not about what he has achieved, its about saying something so stupid. Hyderabad is in South India and I haven't even been there! Having said that, Nadella had done an amazing job and I am sure all India is proud of him

[@dharmpaltiwari8346]

It is in central India.

[@jagatdave]

Hyderabad is in central india if we map india based on economic prosperity.. Nobody actually cares what happens in kashmir or bengal.

[@govindrajs]

One most impotant quality of a leader in any field is that if you are wrong, said or did, accept it first without ego and correct yourself. Satya Nadella has that. Important to everyone to learn lession.

[@devilisbackk]

Golden Words Man...It changed my thinking too...Thanks for these lines 🙏

[@MIZORAM_mafaka_hnamte]

_so much Respect for Satya Nadella_ !

[@SouravBSingh]

The best thing i got.... That is .... He is totally happy with his position... He is cool / always keeps himself Enjoyable .....

[@susiksubramaniam1780]

The man has gone through lots of difficulties & challenges in his personal life and at the same time has succeeded in a remarkable edge in his career.... Very much inspiring....

[@aurelian9817]

This man saved Microsoft like the way Steve Jobs saved Apple.

[@rajadirajamama1767]

Yes

[@darkodrasky]

This man is so inspiring!

[@abdumail]

Thanks for this great video. Son of Hyderabad, Satya Nadella doing great. Thru this video we now know that his own personal life also full of challenges. God help him!

[@chandrika3490]

He is the real inspiration for the people who think that Indians are not capable to achieve such a big goals. I respect you sir!

[@Octovisuals]

I know a lot of great Indians. You're actually nice!

[@HaramiHoshiyaar]

Lol none thinks that

[@beamboy14526]

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[@pedrogomezrodriguez4121]

That’s why I invested in Microsoft. This guy knows his thing

[@chriswalter92]

I've come to realize that the key to amassing wealth lies in making sound investments. I purchased my first home at the age of 21 for $87,000 and sold it for $197,000. My second home, acquired for $170,000, was later sold for $320,000, and my third property, purchased at $300,000, fetched $589,000, with buyers covering all closing costs and expenses. Not reaching a million before retirement feels like an unfulfilled goal.

[@georgestone0123]

I'm exploring different investment opportunities and would appreciate others' insights on this matter.

[@tahirisaid2693]

You have done great for yourself. I’m trying to get onto the housing ladder at 40. I wish at 55 I will be testifying to similar success!

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[@chriswalter92]

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[@georgestone0123]

I've come across several positive endorsements of Jenny Pamogas Canaya on various platforms, including KZbin channels, seminars, and more.

[@baanke-bihari-brajwasi]

A very well-rounded interview. In a short 20-odd minutes stretch, it touches all aspects of Mr. Nadella's life and the broad impact he has been able to bring out with the stock price being presented as an evidence. The key thing about such interviews is that they make you dive into specific topics such as Mr. Nadella's performance in the Servers & Tools Division (now Cloud & Enterprise), his thrust at Bing, and his push, as a CEO, towards building a more inclusive ecosystem (as is evidenced by the tie-up with Salesforce). You find answers to these questions elsewhere, but such interviews serve the purpose of bringing these issues front and center.

[@Cameroonwhite]

Perfect!

[@samirharris1]

An inspiration to everyone , Miles to go sir.And also inspire us along the day.😊💐

[@user-xr3rb6pn9m]

If I had two children with such severe disabilities, I would probably get depression and would end up killing myself. And Satya Nadella managed to be successful in spite of such a tremendous burden. Huge respect.

[@soonyanaidu7875]

Having a loving and competent life partner also makes a difference

[@neenutomi316]

All fears can be overcome by increasing one’s faith, hope, and love. In fact, it is not overly simplistic to state that every problem known to man can be fixed by these three theological virtues

[@kinjalk6094]

why would you?

[@arpitkapoor8284]

respect to you too, for not giving up! Love from India!!

[@Biztalkcontrolcenter]

Terrifying

[@gauthamreddy1156]

It's an amazing interview of Satya Nadella...the way he expressed his change of attitude on women disparity is exceptional. This is the interview I'm looking for...Want to see Sundar Pichai on same stage.

[@shrisub881]

Sunder is from IIT way above Satya iitans are the gods they are the most intelligent people to walk on earth.

[@viman4207]

@@shrisub881sub dude.. they are just another student who happens to be good at science. Stop worshipping us, and focus on making the best out of yourself

[@shrisub881]

@@viman4207 companies don't wanna hire non iitans

[@viman4207]

@@shrisub881 even Satya was a non-iitian. That didn't deter him from following what he loved to do. Be the best at what you do and look for a better opportunity and surely the success will come. IIT is just a tag. Your work defines your worth.

[@viman4207]

@@shrisub881 it's ok to start from bottom.. don't lose sight of your ambition. Keep toiling and work smart. Losing hope is easy, which is why you don't see everyone becoming CEO. You need to do something different and work smart to succeed. As for you, find realistic goals and ambitions and figure out the roadmap for it. You will surely succeed if you persist on the path

[@murthyvs1958]

Concept, Capability and Culture - 3C Mantra for his sucess. Great visionary whom we are proud of.

[@toinfinityandbeyond4481]

love u satya nadella.. Great Achievment . Thankyou Microsoft for creating Innovative Surface Devices and great products .

[@varunreddy9578]

these days peopel find mistakes more than positives and inspiration. Good luck satya. Aim more & Achieve more. who knows u might have still a company to be found by urself and make an Ample out of it to give to world

[@VijayKumar-gm9vq]

Born in Hyderabad ♥️♥️ That word is so proud to us

[@minhly828]

Satya Nadella, what an amazing guy!

[@jimmykite8343]

Gotta appreciate the honesty... So open and straightforward despite his CEO role.

[@rafaelalberto7127]

Such a Tremendous Man

[@jituteron8391]

Such a brilliant guy, and an amazing human being

[@tusharprajapati9295]

Good interview.... Amazing satya nadela👏👌

[@curtisw0234]

I love this man such an honorable guy

[@darcynda6586]

Too much respect to that man ✊🏿how he has a strong heart ❤️ ! 💯💯

[@ishouldbestudyingrightnow5368]

Strong hearth and big D. He loves all the women and the men at Microsoft he is the daddy of all company all ears and show respect

[@nandiphanonkwelo5656]

Yho David Rubenstein, I really love your shows and you come across as someone who is really approachable. I'm from South Africa, a black woman, an entrepreneur, an Accountant by profession who once got bored and got an MBA degree and my dream is to be a leader in the Financial Services sector. I watch your shows and interviews among other inspirational things. Just wanted to give a shout out to you and hope one day will cross paths and have lunch and work together. I put it out there in the Universe. Much love.

[@letlotlomache1448]

Keep going Sisi.

[@eggygazali8663]

I'm a simple man. I see Satya Nadella, I upvote.

[@laxmikantpatil6239]

Such a positive person. I am from India and I know how hard it is to come at top of our career when you are facing many personal issues. Key is to just keep managing our stress and anxiety. India is a land of discovery, struggle, innovation and dedicated people like Nadella and sundar pichai who are globalising india in tech field. 🇮🇳

[@shrishri8898]

And he is not from IIT he is dumb

[@jagmohan24]

great show, great interviewer. lively, witty and yet very sensible and journalistically incisive.

[@htunix7]

The last question "I recommended myself for the key role in the important assignments of this company. Make sure we have fun with positive and high energy until we have solved problems and moved in the right direction."

[@nikol8626]

empathy is innovation. well said!

[@sekharnalla6115]

A true business man with humankind..!

[@r0N1n_SD]

All I heard is a well articulated, honest, sometimes vulnerable experience. Such a fresh outlook ❤

[@IHasAnkles68]

Mate amazing to handle the big company and your son and family on your shoulders… hats off gem

[@venkatbabu186]

Patience. Always a new chapter on reporterie.

[@Blaah6]

This made me respect him as a human.

[@manikkalore1630]

His voice reminds me of Harsha Bhogle..😅

[@1383pixels]

Manik Kalore and looks like M.K gandhi

[@MamaMachanMapla]

It's got the Gates twang to it actually!

[@tharunreddy7563]

they went to same school

[@sreerammaramwira5513]

both from Hyderabad

[@nkstudios4947]

Manik Kalore right

[@firebrand3515]

With great power comes great responsibility. One of the reasons for success of Nadellagaru is the cosmopolitan culture of the city he was raised.

[@anshikapandey2192]

He is such a happy and sorted out person! I wish I could grow up.like that!😮

[@beskeylenin2950]

One of my inspiration u r dear sir @satya nadella

[@lohit0iitd]

One answer to one question. Very little scope to ask counter question. This is what a complete answers look like. I liked the last point on number of women working in Tech. Very nice answer, giving the % risen and not the actual figures.

[@user-ix5wr5vf1v]

“Come home and fix my computer.” 😂

[@Rvc546]

If he actually does that (for a neighbour or relative). Thay be like they made the CEO of Microsoft to fix their computer. 😂😂

[@nelsonnigel4775]

iconic, this was powerful

[@saurabhlad8689]

I can hear him talking all day long ....he speaks experience

[@manojnaa]

Great CEO.... Great father... Great empathy... Calm and cool😎

[@edwardedward3069]

Bought a good Cross section of an economy, built a diverse portfolio that I am attached to and keeps me motivated not following the crowd emotionally, speed up the process where possible. I use an FA, side hustle, reinvest, I do etf's bonds, coins and stocks. After my millions I realized that when a stock starts booming chances of you finding out means you are quite late to the party, for this I make sure my CFA handle that, ever grateful to REBECCA MARTIN WATSON. it's like turning your notification to earn more more millions.

[@monalisacarloz9347]

Found her webpage by looking up her name online... she seems very proficient, I'll be writing to her shortly

[@HilaryJones-rq7ky]

i have just taken a deep dive into investing, particularly divided growth investment as it interest me. Hoping to get to the big days someday

[@tensevo]

MSFT has an immense strength in depth today.

[@flavorgreentea]

Interesting, high intelligent, well spoken, obviously gifted.... I’m in

[@aishajackson50]

I didn’t want this to end! Very insightful.

[@4799balaji]

Totally forgot he’s a Hyderabadi. Being a fellow Hyderabadi , his love for cricket doesn’t surprise me at all. With all the Microsoft stuff and all am sure he had Paradise Biryani too at the back of his mind. Jokes aside great interview. Great to see him continue to be CEO 5 yrs down the line.

[@esasamulilaari7327]

I am 54 years old single, Master of Science degree graduated, smart, clever, kind, helpful and straight Gentleman in Knowledge Management Mr. Esa Samuli Laari from eastern side of Lappeenranta, South Karelia, Finland, Nordic country! According to my deeply religious cousin Leena I am too kind, I have been huge help to my mother after my father died last September 2020 after long and severe heart illness, not even aggressive towards nobody since summer 1991

[@Randall2023]

Thank you 🙏 for sharing brother Love ❤️ Respect ✊ powerful story

[@bharathsy]

This man is so endearing to hear

[@clarelau7484]

See life thro his son's eyes...that makes him a leader.

[@gvamshikrishna1992]

Such an Inspiring person.

[@thesuccesscommunity6916]

What an incredible leader. Very personable and charismatic. When they tapped on leadership it's interesting how he mentions the fact of being authentic...

[@theemperor1015]

Brilliant guy!

[@boredstrayingtheinternet2557]

another great interview that takes a surprising turn at 6:34 and takes you on a higher view level.

[@weinvestedtv]

This interview is full of wisdom

[@Siddharthgajam]

Underrated comment

[@BigBoFromBtown]

I like him. He seems like a good guy

[@bapanapallisreenivasulu1234]

One of the best leader of the software company and a great role played in your family. Fine sir

[@ashairani]

Remarkable leader!

[@gauravumate03]

he has been through a lot, wow impressive.

[@ravindertalwar553]

ALMIGHTY GOD BLESS YOU SIR 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 ALL LOVE AND BLESSINGS 🙏❤️

[@venkatbabu186]

How instant messages work. You have say 20 or 30 options to choose from a list and sub options then individual decision making is easy. Filling an multiple choice question forms. That's how Google gets directions. Instant messages are extremely powerful. Stocks etc. Works on the principle of remote learning. Since for a byte you have 1000 bytes of encryption the choice is difficult to trap.

[@aliqazilbash5231]

i have watched this interview once before. great job guys.

[@Time2Travel85]

That's a WoW Journey Sir 🙏

[@K4R3N]

11:04 every sales guy needs to watch this part ten times

[@dr.justusaluka4229]

Thanks for the connection we pray

[@biswarupguha6382]

God is supperpower who supplies us all the energy to us to achive the goal .Go on continue your services.

[@aadesh7]

This guy is incredible

[@Amine-tl2ul]

he is a great man

[@stevend.harrington5017]

A good perspective, and a commitment...take care of yourself.

[@aiqinhai1]

Very proud of Indians

[@obeyr8232]

This is the man who has saved the Microsoft till today.. wow to its leadership

[@wonggran9983]

11:20 A trial by fire gives rise to great empathy.

[@sankargoud7063]

I appreciate Satya for his humbleness in accepting the mistakes and describing the situations to some misspelt questions. Today I learned one thing from this man.... when you are awarded with some different thing than others, you should first prepare yourself than giving up. One poor question out of this interview is "Is your father still alive " and I would expect the question as how is your father doing now.

[@ankurkumar8992]

Good Satya nadella

[@abdullahqamar5570]

what happen when a company become successful ? this is beautiful cycle that is created in sight the company Concept of product your capability your culture