Microsoft’s CEO on the Metaverse and Flexible Work

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  • Опубликовано: 27 окт 2021
  • Few people have more insight than Nadella into how teams collaborate and innovate successfully.
    HBR editor in chief Adi Ignatius interviewed the Microsoft CEO to discuss what team collaboration will look like going forward, the next generation of workplace technology, the new imperatives of leadership - and whether and when our future workplaces will in fact start to look like the “metaverse” fantasies of science fiction.
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Комментарии • 123

  • @tigerrx7
    @tigerrx7 2 года назад +31

    The best CEO in America right now. He knows what’s up, how the next 5-10 years will look like. Proud investor

  • @SALVADORANFIRE
    @SALVADORANFIRE 2 года назад +176

    Great insight Mr. Nadella! "Nobody quits companies, they quit managers."

    • @new21222
      @new21222 2 года назад +2

      Unless the person wants to quit, takes frequent coffee breaks; that can slow the work process.

    • @BeCool125
      @BeCool125 2 года назад +6

      Nah, I liked my manager but hated my company

    • @new21222
      @new21222 2 года назад +1

      @@BeCool125 it is one or the other same. You should have researched more of the company before applying it to them. It is you who went for a job not they asked you to work onna gunpoint.

    • @MikeMike-ms1ns
      @MikeMike-ms1ns 2 года назад +4

      Not really true. Plenty quit because their company doesn't pay so good even if they like their manager but it's out of his control

    • @SanjaWilliams
      @SanjaWilliams 2 года назад +1

      Still true. Loved this interview. Managers can indeed make or break it for us all.

  • @guacamole456
    @guacamole456 2 года назад +59

    Just an amazing conversation, he really transformed Microsoft. But another thing that people have realized during the pandemic, is that their real family, is the one they have at home. The paradigm of the "At XXX company, we are a family" is eroding. People are valuing more closest relationships they have, family, friends, neighbors over co-workers and company culture. You can invest years of your life in a company building professional relationships, advancing, being proud of your work, and then get laid off at the snap of a finger.

  • @javiermacineiras8302
    @javiermacineiras8302 2 года назад +6

    "Creating software tools and nudges to help with week ties." Brilliant! LinkedIn, Teams, Office 365 all coming together for providing a 360 view of the interlocutor

  • @mooow522
    @mooow522 2 года назад +3

    Mr. Nadella is a great eco of Microsoft, he changed Microsoft a lot.
    Like this conversation. And these are 3 points I got at the first time watching.
    I think I need to watch it more!
    1. Empathy~"Nobody quits companies, they quit managers."
    2. leading,Make the work more meaningful, not a transaction
    3. Before metaverse, we add computational into physics,; in metaverse, we add physics into computational.

  • @Durianpieenthusiast
    @Durianpieenthusiast 2 года назад +22

    This is some amazing insight and thought provoking. I love that he is very open with the concept of embracing uncertainty and shifting with the sentiments and voices of employees.

  • @naveenswarnkar4180
    @naveenswarnkar4180 2 года назад +6

    It's an amazing that Harvard business review has their own RUclips channel. Great. Love it. Live with it.

  • @Jamcore2008
    @Jamcore2008 2 года назад +9

    Explains why Microsoft is doing so well. So many valuable insights on leadership shared here.

  • @asutosh123
    @asutosh123 2 года назад

    What an awesome interview. I have seen several interviews and talks featuring Satya Nadella and what always strikes me about him is how authentically, genuinely and meaningfully he speaks and answers the questions, as if he has given these a lot of thought and consideration and not just speaking through his hat.

  • @Orgellist
    @Orgellist 2 года назад +11

    You're working at the right place if you can answer both questions with "Yes": Do I work for the company? AND Does the company work for me?

  • @tramobile
    @tramobile 2 года назад

    such an insightful interview.. concept of weak link and strong link is tremendous. and superb insight "people don't leave company, they leave Managers"

  • @shivanagula123
    @shivanagula123 2 года назад +7

    There is no interview where Satya says "Empathy". He is incredible.

  • @hhsudhanv
    @hhsudhanv 2 года назад

    Empathy is really the keyword. Thats what makes the world work together in any situation. In a time when we are physically disconnected, empathy really is the characteristic that has come out of everyone. From the simplest things such as, "Hey, I need a short break" to a lot more complex situations, the transfer of that characteristic onto the virtual world is what really makes connections happen. Thank you for a wonderful conversation Satya! This was one of those interviews that felt like a connection between humans instead of a highly successful person giving bread crumbs.

  • @SafiullahWasiullah
    @SafiullahWasiullah 2 года назад +10

    He is a great man. Thanks HBR.

  • @SanjaWilliams
    @SanjaWilliams 2 года назад +8

    Loved this interview, learnt so much. Thank you for sharing it. Empathy all the way!

  • @dammersahi5612
    @dammersahi5612 2 года назад

    Very insightful interview by Adi to Satya Nadella, all the time my favourite. I like the concept of weak tie and strong tie, Outside in and inside out, emphasise on caring part of a manager, overall development of connecting tech from e-mail - audio call- video meeting - immersive meeting, and finally the feelings he had of being first time manager. Excellent.

  • @yennafeiri5299
    @yennafeiri5299 2 года назад

    design thinking = empathy = putting yourself in other people shoes .. GREAT Sir ...

  • @xaviermedina4786
    @xaviermedina4786 2 года назад +2

    Fantastic interview. Full of insights and interesting ideas.

  • @ProfTVRao
    @ProfTVRao 2 года назад +1

    An amazing conversation. So much to learn from Nadella. Many lessons.

  • @nevinshajidaniel4958
    @nevinshajidaniel4958 2 года назад

    very humble man , and is well respected among the people

  • @djcardwell
    @djcardwell 2 года назад +2

    I love working at a co-working location. I get to have my focus time but also socialize with those at other companies next to me

  • @shivkuma100
    @shivkuma100 2 года назад +7

    I liked the last comment about empathy, a deeply human quality, being the core of innovation.

    • @Straight_Talk
      @Straight_Talk 2 года назад

      What does empathy have to do with innovation?

  • @bibhusahoo6387
    @bibhusahoo6387 2 года назад

    A meaningful interaction and more importantly how we can be improved as a human being and enroute a deep understanding with the people and create a better world for tomorrow

  • @sennasennina4891
    @sennasennina4891 2 года назад +5

    Great interview! One of the biggest problem that I have seen at Microsoft Canada and in all the other countries that I have lived and worked showed me one thing: you get promoted thanks to click/group that you belong and not thanks to your talents and accomplishments. I could make a a comedy about Microsoft Canada where the marketing, product and the sales group used to waste so much time in useless PowerPoint presentations where people used to attend just to show that they were busy. During these meetings no one used to follow the presentation and instead text and send e-mails. AT the end of the meeting they re-schedule a follow up meeting which would be as useless as the one that you just attended.

  • @coach_harshad
    @coach_harshad 2 года назад +2

    Loved the way Satya said that we still need time to settle to new norms and then find causal relations.

  • @edsbloggingcom
    @edsbloggingcom 2 года назад +1

    Great discussion and presentation. Wise words.

  • @hmd2434
    @hmd2434 2 года назад

    Really refreshing take.
    It hit me at 10:31 that Satya Nadella is on the mark.

  • @thiruneelakandan5600
    @thiruneelakandan5600 2 года назад

    Great interview! Lots of thoughts and insights.

  • @MD-ok2oo
    @MD-ok2oo 2 года назад +1

    Can HBR give some advice on setting boundaries to workload/ work time without hampering career progression?

  • @jyzhan8252
    @jyzhan8252 2 года назад +2

    A great CEO, very insightful

  • @jackwindensky5606
    @jackwindensky5606 2 года назад +1

    That digitization of everything, including recordings, does improve the spread of company knowledge but at the same time will also prevent people from speaking up and create a negative company culture. A lot of people already have some degree of stage fright along with a fear of saying something viewed as dumb that it further increases their mental barrier to have what they say be recorded and easily accessible by anyone in the company, at any time. Also, what kind of culture does digitization create since it will be used in part to determine promotions, salary increases and termination decisions. People will be fighting over an explicit description of their contributions in conversations as they worry they will not get credit if someone else has the first digital foot print of it.

  • @yaneilysdiaz
    @yaneilysdiaz 2 года назад

    Great interview! Question: what software do you use to record/conduct these interviews?

  • @vivekvyas3130
    @vivekvyas3130 2 года назад +6

    Mr. Nadella would make an incredible cricket commentator!
    I can hear him saying "A masterclass on batting, that over was I tell you!"

    • @streamingtv7200
      @streamingtv7200 2 года назад

      Of course he is a big cricket fan himself

  • @Needlemover02
    @Needlemover02 Год назад

    Great insightful interview 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

  • @MrJosephteoh8888
    @MrJosephteoh8888 2 года назад

    Very sharp and smart CEO! Thumbs up.

  • @ednan9
    @ednan9 2 года назад

    Great interview. Thx

  • @lizgichora6472
    @lizgichora6472 4 месяца назад

    Deep empathy : Thank you Satya Nadella.

  • @ProfTVRao
    @ProfTVRao 6 месяцев назад +1

    I hope it is permissible to use this conversation as an exercise to students learning about the nature of work? We plan to use this as it is very impressive, and the youth should learn.

  • @idasharinimohamadsharif5745
    @idasharinimohamadsharif5745 2 года назад

    I love the ending part about empathy, shared it with my group but the reply or comment i got from one of my leadership was very....i dont know how to explain... This is the reply translated from Malay language...."In an organization if too much goes in people's shoes will eventually lead to stress and can eventually lead to bankrupt management"

  • @joe9829
    @joe9829 2 года назад

    Meeting are recordered? (with permission lol...) What a wonderful world!!!

  • @malvinderkaur4187
    @malvinderkaur4187 2 года назад

    Educated Indians both genders with knowledge and know how are one of the finest minds in intellect and intelligence of world and way of fine speech vocalizing what they have to say.

  • @prakashbali
    @prakashbali 2 года назад

    Must watch .

  • @ngoalpo
    @ngoalpo 2 года назад +2

    Watching this on Windows 11 using my Surface pro 8. :-D

  • @user-jt9hi9zd8n
    @user-jt9hi9zd8n 9 месяцев назад

    Definitely a great statement.

  • @alphazen4680
    @alphazen4680 2 года назад +1

    Nice

  • @road417king
    @road417king 2 года назад +1

    The interview said, roughly... "leaders are not born they adapt and learn and grow"
    I used to work at Microsoft, and Lisa Brummel believed that leaders were born, they couldn't be made. I argued with her about that, pointing to the Marine Corps where it's expected that every Marine can be a leader, some are born, most have to learn and take the courage to step up.
    Of course she absolutely refused to accept that, and in the process, destroyed the review process at Microsoft with the 20-70-10 model turning it into a competition complete with back stabbing with a focus on success of self, rather than a focus on the team's success.
    I'm no longer there but I'm glad she's gone and that the review model, I've heard, has returned to some level of normalcy.

  • @HassanWorld
    @HassanWorld 2 года назад +3

    When Satya speaks, you listen.

  • @guenevereprawiroatmodjo6035
    @guenevereprawiroatmodjo6035 2 года назад

    Bravo

  • @adityapatnaik6079
    @adityapatnaik6079 2 года назад

    he is the king

  • @anjobihis2052
    @anjobihis2052 2 года назад +1

    The final answer is just so beautiful.

  • @tedtates
    @tedtates 2 года назад +1

    That final question i would have said: problem solving.. but you summed it up in very humane way with i believe describes the emotion behind problem solving.. empathy!! it is the emotion you feel for the the problem you to want to solve an a good human nature provides you with the emotion that leads to motivation to see the problem solving through till the point of bringing a concept solution to market.. that's innovation to me.. i hope that's what you mean by empathy.. that's how i understood it anyway.. Cheers Microsoft!! understanding how we feel about wanting to make a better future for the people of earth.. forgive me if i sound retarded.. i don't know what I'm talking about.. i haven't been educated by traditional means.. i just know Microsoft is now the highest capped stock in the market in what 16 months? and i share the same name as the location of the head quarters.. thanks for your time

  • @LavaKafleNepal
    @LavaKafleNepal Год назад

    wow awesome

  • @driftking476
    @driftking476 2 года назад +3

    Great resignation is temporary soon the great resigned will realize constant money flow is required to keep stomachs full.

  • @marieb6688
    @marieb6688 2 года назад

    Is sitting in one place and talking about work, work? The energy within someone , what happens to that and how does that fall into the unfinished puzzle of communication? Is the term "work place" so limiting, that even in the virtual world we are in a box? The Universe hopefully is beyond definition. Hope the "Metaverse" catches up. (just my thought)

  • @tiendang6790
    @tiendang6790 2 года назад

    good video

  • @johnsalas9436
    @johnsalas9436 2 года назад

    My finger points at me where change always resides but sometimes hides.

  • @jennchun
    @jennchun 2 года назад

    1:49

  • @indigitalformat
    @indigitalformat 2 года назад

    Sold! I want in.. -j

  • @Sleepyfeline2017
    @Sleepyfeline2017 2 года назад +1

    This CEO is not only sharp but someone with great empathy… the fact that he’s thinking about someone else’s unvaccinated young children… what a fabulous leader!!!

  • @CCRob720
    @CCRob720 2 года назад

    sounds like an office version of the game 'vrchat'.

  • @andrecordeiro1616
    @andrecordeiro1616 2 года назад

    Very insightful. But still bugs me a few points, like about "not need to answer messages on weekends: workers should not get those messages on weekends at all. We have the technology to prevent that, don´t we?

  • @py8130
    @py8130 2 года назад

    19:33 Metaverse

  • @johnsalas9436
    @johnsalas9436 2 года назад

    I truly feel no matter how great of a creation I may have been apart of as I do my best within my own personal battles being physically present with the World's greatest Leaders , I sincerely am saddened that Mentally I cannot consistantly engage as I know I can. I put to much on myself here ,no Love or appreciation is one thing but when anything is wrong in this house all fingers point to me as the worst sibling.I have a problem not being able to walk away. Tomorrow maybe I'll find my feet.

  • @oscarm.1417
    @oscarm.1417 2 года назад

    I love the complexity of language that these people use to make us all feel like they own the future; just get MS word to stop making bad correction recommendations and I'll be happy.

    • @thabangsithole6608
      @thabangsithole6608 2 года назад

      And to some extent, they do actually own a good part of the future

  • @jessaabraham
    @jessaabraham 2 года назад +3

    The only problem is this is going to increase depression and other mental issues because not everyone is blessed to have a normal family and social circle. Also people that work in IT don’t want to socialize because only such love machines. This going to have to work forced them to get out of their cocoon. I like wfh but I see grave consequences in the long run from people perspective and certain cities financial stability. Companies are mostly going to thrive because they can get talents from around the world. This takes away the resource location limitation.

  • @Dcwb_network
    @Dcwb_network 2 года назад

    This is Devon with DCWB. We are a meta based business network. Our business structure would raise 4 million at just 10 Memberships.Let's be real, there's are only 3 reasons why you wouldn't want to do business with us;
    You don't think it would work. (we have a plan)
    You don't think people would use it. (we are creating the utility)
    You dont think it would be profitable. (NFT projects with no utility sell for millions. We are creating utility for businesses not consumers)
    Look there are three possibilities
    1. you ignore this (no sweat of either of us)
    2. you have a 15 minute meeting and forget all about me after the fact.
    or
    3. We have a 15 minute meeting. You like what you see and make billions!

  • @SiyaMedia
    @SiyaMedia 2 года назад

    A bit unfortunate that African languages are not part of the equation in that AI nlp revolution, transfer learning is a good attempt at dealing with this challenge but easy for a native speaker to see its mistakes,, of course am sure it will improve with time

  • @mohammedshabbirahmed4391
    @mohammedshabbirahmed4391 2 года назад

    Jargon king

  • @neversayjello
    @neversayjello 2 года назад

    at no point did I have a problem with a manager that forced me to quit. try working 98 hours of focused thinking.

  • @rajbanwait325
    @rajbanwait325 2 года назад

    "Sign Me Up"

    • @rajbanwait325
      @rajbanwait325 2 года назад

      Empathy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • @naveenswarnkar4180
    @naveenswarnkar4180 2 года назад +3

    I am from India.

  • @sennasennina4891
    @sennasennina4891 2 года назад

    You are right on your comment that people do not leave companies but leave their managers. The reason is the lack of care and empathy that you later developed during this interview. I think that Microsoft has evolved but RACISM was a major problem at Microsoft Canada and many people use to leave the company. They would have an African American in the leadership just to show that they were not racist but it was only a show. There was as well another major issue between a Full Time Employee (FTE) and the other employees working at Microsoft as a second class non FTE. This was a good trick to falsify the real numbers that worked at Microsoft Canada by having these non-Microsoft employees working through third parties without any benefits and future. NON FTE's were not authorized to use any of the facilities on the campus and they had a badge with a different color in order to show that they were not a real Microsoft employee. It reminded me of the Nazi Germany occupation where the Jewish people had to wear the yellow sign of Star of David. People do not know how ugly is Microsoft looking from outside. It is great to see Satya as the new CEO with a non-Anglo-Saxon background.

  • @hussienalsafi1149
    @hussienalsafi1149 2 года назад

    😘😘😘😘😘😘😘

  • @ironeo
    @ironeo 2 года назад +1

    General Public: "We're not going to keep wearing these VR's all the time.
    Microsoft,Nvidia, Meta: "Look, We're not going to argue with you ... Its the only way its going to work, Alright ????

  • @titusp9488
    @titusp9488 2 года назад +3

    Adi Ignatius is having such a hard time understanding Nadella .... having little understanding of technology and management ... asking such open and light questions and simply can't reply or challenge anything Nadella said ...is just sad. Nadella is just having a great time :)

    • @adarshchava8423
      @adarshchava8423 2 года назад

      The seems to be a interview is a high level overview for people who may not be aware of current thinking? Ie. ME. Unnecessary energy, its important to understand by context the intent of a show, before critiquing.

  • @meshtheory7675
    @meshtheory7675 2 года назад +1

    the moderator "ya interesting.." -- he is either bored or have no idea what Satya is speaking about ... poor imho 😒

  • @takahashikazuyo1378
    @takahashikazuyo1378 2 года назад

    In the decade anterior to Pandemic World has transformed Co.,🎁

  • @g5cubed
    @g5cubed 2 года назад

    24 Steve Ballmer fans

  • @user-ot6jy4kx5h
    @user-ot6jy4kx5h 2 года назад

    Can i hire Microsoft make platform Metaverse for me i willing pay for your satisfaction. Please answer me.

  • @unaldurmaz250
    @unaldurmaz250 2 года назад

    Microsoft couldn't pivot to VR doing too many things at once leads to opportunity loss

  • @snpergvng5426
    @snpergvng5426 2 года назад

    Is he already and NFT in the metaverse? Those books look fake 🌚

  • @valoriefalorie4223
    @valoriefalorie4223 2 года назад

    Mr. Nadella - why doesn’t your HR respond properly? They give verbal offers and disappear. Very unprofessional!

  • @aisivan
    @aisivan 2 года назад

    The new world of work it means the new world order 😂

  • @neversayjello
    @neversayjello 2 года назад

    why invest in the company if the company does not give a fuck about you? They will place that job ad before your obituary is up.

  • @Anonymous-gy8qe
    @Anonymous-gy8qe 2 года назад

    Wow Mr.Nadella Seems To Mimic The Body Language, Smile etc Of Bill Gates.

  • @ag4eng
    @ag4eng 2 года назад

    He’s a smart guy, but that Viva/AI/Meta product seems like big brother watching over each and every person in a very de-humanizing way. What is viewed as serendipity to a few sounds a lot like Creepers in Minecraft.

  • @pascalcalixte1583
    @pascalcalixte1583 2 года назад

    The Dalai Lama of tech

  • @web2yt488
    @web2yt488 2 года назад

    So... 3d avatars on ms teams. Lol. All this talk... and that is the result.

  • @pafue
    @pafue 2 года назад

    is it just me or does he copy bill gates' gesturing

  • @valoriefalorie4223
    @valoriefalorie4223 2 года назад

    But IT companies are not part of real world!!! They can work from home forever!!! But rest of the world is different

  • @jamiesroda8761
    @jamiesroda8761 2 года назад

    msn kill my computer

  • @Loldkm1
    @Loldkm1 2 года назад

    Tbh I could be the CEO of Microsoft

  • @Mauronic100
    @Mauronic100 2 года назад

    Microsoft lacks credibility when orienting itself around the human aspects of work because it is a very inhuman organization.
    I appreciate Nadella’s ideas but when he uses words like “first order artifacts” it reminds me that my time there was spent trying to decode endless buzzwords. (They even had an employee search box to look up buzzwords words maintained by full time librarian!)
    In order to build a human organization you need to first talk like a human and treat other people like human beings. I didn’t experience a lot of that at the company.

  • @Carfeu
    @Carfeu 2 года назад +1

    Ask him if women can now ask for raises

  • @DennisonBeers
    @DennisonBeers 2 года назад

    Along with great benefits along the way really! Great pay is also a thing to think about as well. But honestly MS SUCKS AS A COMPANY! THEY CAN'T DESIGN SOFTWARE GOOD AT ALL! GOOGLE DESIGNS BETTER ACCROSS THE BROAD!

  • @thebrickton1947
    @thebrickton1947 2 года назад

    Lets talk about the massive failure of his operating system, and how he doesnt fool anyone.

  • @jacudomato6076
    @jacudomato6076 2 года назад

    What a load of BS

  • @JasonChowTV
    @JasonChowTV 2 года назад +1

    sorry not gonna listen to this interview. indian accent too heavy

    • @tarasshevchenko8917
      @tarasshevchenko8917 2 года назад

      😂😂😂 You are funny, Mr. Chow. By the way, I like your restaurants.

    • @babitapandhare1889
      @babitapandhare1889 2 года назад

      Yeah, eat some bat soup .may be it will help you digest some Indian accent

    • @anijayachandran
      @anijayachandran 2 года назад

      Of course he is an Indian

    • @resilientprogrammer8466
      @resilientprogrammer8466 2 года назад +2

      Good leadership serves humanity not good accent.

  • @steve410
    @steve410 2 года назад

    Bigg digitial assets just made strategic investment into terrazero technologies which is big in the metaverse. BBKCF shareprice will erupt in the years to come. Very profitable as this space grows. Check out the stock BBKCF and get in while it's super cheap.