Jobs is top CEO for Technologies (Forbes)

[chevy]

This is Forbes ranking for COEs.

http://www.forbes.com/2003/02/28/cx_dd_0301ceoapproval.html

 

[Rhino_G3]

Steven P. Jobs
Apple Computer
84%

Steven A. Ballmer
Microsoft
31%

I think I'm liking Ballmer more and more all the time. MSFT releasing source to china.... more and more governments going to linux. Now his approval is at 31%

 

[solrac]

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[wdw_]

I...LOVE...THIS..COMPANY! YEAH!!!!

 

[dave17lax]

I L OOO VE BEING A T U R T L E!!!!

 

[vanguard]

It's interesting to me that the top Tech CEOs are all about salesmenship while the other CEOs are all about profits. Warren Buffet isn't as a talented a speaker as Jobs but he's a lot more successful. Chambers is another awesome saleman but I'm not that impressed with what Cisco has been doing.

On the other hand, I can't think of any tech CEO that is doing a great job of growing their company right now. Maybe Dell and Balmer? (Not meant as a troll.)

Bottom line: I love Jobs, I look forward to hearing him speak and I study him so that I can be better at presenting myself. However, I sold my aapl stock.

Vanguard