Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella Shares Secret Of Successful Career LinkedIn Head Ryan Roslansky

Satya Nadella Interview: If we look at the examples of reaching the peak from a simple beginning, then a prominent name comes in this, the current CEO of Microsoft, Satya Nadella (Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella). Reaching the top position in one of the biggest and most powerful companies in the world is no mean feat, but Nadella has done it. Recently, he shared the mantra to be successful in his career with the world.

way to advance in career

Microsoft CEO explains that to be successful in career and to move forward, it is necessary to do your work well. He says, don’t think that your current job is hindering your career or preventing you from reaching your goals. You should take every job you get as an opportunity to show your hunger, dedication and eagerness to learn. By adopting this approach, you can get a promotion faster than any long term plan and get a quick salary hike.

Never thought of becoming CEO

Nadella was in conversation with Ryan Roslansky, CEO of professional social network LinkedIn. During this, he also told the journey of his career and also told the secrets of his success. He says that when he got a job in Microsoft in the year 1992 and joined the company as a young engineer, he did not think at all that one day he could become the CEO of the same company.

Such is Nadella’s first experience

Nadella has been working with Microsoft for more than three decades. Nadella says about the beginning of his career that he was very excited to get a job in Microsoft. Sharing his experience, he says, “I remember entering the Microsoft office thinking this is the most wonderful job in the world I could get. I don’t want anything after this.

consider your work the best

Nadella, one of the top CEOs of Indian origin, believes that in this journey of more than three decades with Microsoft, he got to learn many wonderful things. According to Nadella, I learned while working at Microsoft that one should not wait for the next job to do one’s best work. I always felt in these 30 years that the work I am doing is the best. I really felt the same way about it.