Yeah, after a long journey at Microsoft, Uncle Bill Bill Gates will retire to dedicate himself to his philanthropic institution. . But calm down! He will still be opinionating in the company as an advisor in decisions, but not in the same way, since he wants to enjoy life (huh?)! Read the story.

" After a long transition, Bill Gates must officially leave work at Microsoft this week. Founder of the company, alongside Paul Allen, Gates reported almost two years ago that he was leaving work at Microsoft in early July, i.e. next week.
Throughout this period, Gates left the company's CEO duties to Steve Ballmer. Ray Ozzie is the chief architect of the company, a position that was also occupied by Gates in the past.

According to Bill Gates himself, his removal from Microsoft is not complete and he will continue to participate in company decisions as a counselor.

On a day-to-day basis, however, you will be working on project management at Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, an entity with US capital$ 33 billion to invest in social and philanthropic programs in poor countries.

Harvard student in the 1970s, Gates left college without completing his course to create Microsoft in 75, alongside Paul Allen.

The success of the company, especially the Windows operating system, put Bill Gates' name in the history of the technology industry and made him the richest man in the world, as he would lose recently. Ranking from Forbes in 2008 points to him as the third richest man in the world.

Gates' upward trajectory earned him distinct evaluations. For many experts, the founder of Microsoft is a genius who revolutionized the way people use computers and gave a strong impetus to create a global software industry.

For his critics, however, Gates is associated with aggressive capitalist practices that have contributed to destroying competitors and creating a technological monopoly controlled by Microsoft.

Bill Gates leaves the company at a time when Microsoft's main products, programs installed on the PC, are challenged by an online application model. This year, Gates' successor Steve Ballmer has unsuccessfully led an offensive to buy Yahoo!, an acquisition that would accelerate Microsoft's investments in online products.

At the end of the process, Yahoo! chose to close a partnership with Google, one of Microsoft's biggest rivals. "

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