Gates evaluates rival jobs, admiring his admiration while not forgetting to ridicule

Apple's late founder, Steve Jobs, and Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates are two of tangled, alternative friends. Mr. Gates, one of the respondents, told a lot about Mr. Jobs, foreign media reported, as he was about to publish his new book, "Jobs". "This book should not be called ' becoming Jobs '," he said, "and should be named ' Don't try it at home ' because those things only get to Steve's height."

Gates: Jochobs Microsoft CEO only makes people afraid

In his interview, Mr. Gates said he admired Steve Jobs, saying that "It's not simply a continuous focus on design or creativity that you can change your company, and you need to have the ability to control things as they evolve."

And in his admiration for jobs, Gates did not forget to ridicule the "old enemy." ' Can you imagine what it would be like if Jobs became CEO of Microsoft, ' he says, ' and it scares people, and he makes Microsoft's employees feel scared.

In the end, Gates also spoke highly of Mr. Jobs's team, "This is a team that works well with each other, and each member has worked hard to do their job, and their work attitude is worthy of every paycheck they receive." It could even be said that it was a team with no weaknesses, "Gates said.