Go where Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer will retire in a year

Microsoft today announced the latest personnel changes, CEO Steve Ballmer will retire in 12 months. Since Bill Gates left Microsoft in 2008 to completely actual leadership post, Ballmer has led Microsoft, he served as CEO for as long as 13 years.
Ballmer and Microsoft issued a statement today expressed, announced his retirement now is an appropriate time, the move was to make the company more competitive.

I want you to know that in the next 12 months successor elected, I will leave the post of CEO of Microsoft.

Nothing should be particularly appropriate time for me to do such a decision, I think it should be the opportunity to announce the matter. My original idea was to make equipment and services enterprise reforms, allowing users to get value for money, in the meantime I'll retire. We need a long-term goal for the incumbent CEO.

Microsoft is now an important moment in terms of reform.
Our new senior management team are very good. Our design strategy is the most excellent. Microsoft is a very good business. I love this company; I love our popularity of the PC with the computing and redefine everything; I love our bold and engaging the great work; I love every one of Microsoft's people, their talent and their ability to affirm our and acceptance, of course, also includes any of their quirks; I love our cooperation with other enterprises and success; I love tolerance and diversity of our users, whether consumer users or business users, businesses, countries and different backgrounds For us the harvest everything I also feel very proud. Self since joining Microsoft, our revenue increased from 7.5 million to nearly $ 78 billion, and our staff from just over 30 people to nearly 100,000. Able to put 100% success and enthusiasm on the road to play a role in Microsoft, I feel great.

We now have more than 10 million users
Is also very good returns to shareholders. For us everything in the world, I am very pleased, and I believe the future will have greater success. This for me is a difficult and painful decisions. Microsoft has a lot of way to go. I know you are the best team in this part of the industry, and have the best technical resources. We will not fail in the current transformation. For all this, I have worked very hard, and I know I can put these entrusted to you. We will be proud.