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发信人: TravisBickle (Travis), 信区: Military
标 题: 这Yahoo的美女CEO如何？成硅谷女神了
发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Sun Dec 8 10:26:34 2013, 美东)
VanityFair专文推出这女的，称之为yahoo技术型女神。有这么厉害？
BRIGHTEST BULBS Marissa Mayer with an L.E.D. installation she built in her
Four Seasons penthouse, in San Francisco. She is genuinely a geek, says a
former colleague.
http://www.vanityfair.com/business/2014/01/marissa-mayer-yahoo-
Yahoo’s Geek Goddess
As one of Google’s highest-ranking women, Marissa Mayer became a Silicon
Valley superstar, but inside the search giant her dazzle sometimes wore thin
, with colleagues rebelling against her imperious style. In the wake of
Mayer’s jump to run the struggling Yahoo, Bethany McLean asks whether she
will be its savior or its next big problem. A year and a half in, the
results are mixed.
。。。。
Most people in the Valley want to see Yahoo succeed, if only out of respect
for its legacy. And they generally believe that, if anyone can fix Yahoo, it
is Mayer. She is an engineer, and engineers are revered in the Valley. She
is also a “product person,” which means that she has a track record of
designing Internet-based products that people want to use. Product people,
such as Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg, are the reigning kings and queens of
today’s Valley, because, the thinking goes, all the other parts of running
a company can be delegated, but the ability to innovate cannot. On the
surface, Mayer’s first year has been a stunning success. Yahoo’s stock has
almost doubled, to around $31 per share, and she was recently named No. 1
on Fortune’s “40 Under 40” list, making her the first woman to achieve
that honor.
...........
There are two things about Marissa Mayer upon which everyone agrees. One is
that she’s among the smartest people they’ve ever met. The other is that
she has a superhuman capacity for work. Mayer says that she needs only four
hours of sleep a night and that she pulled 250 all-nighters in her first
five years at Google. “I don’t really believe in burnout,” she said in a
speech last year at New York’s 92nd Street Y. “A lot of people work really
hard for decades and decades, like Winston Churchill and Einstein.”
This superhuman energy seems to have been part of her from her earliest
years in Wausau, a small city northwest of Milwaukee that is best known for
the insurance company that carries its name. She told Vogue that she always
had at least one after-school activity per day, from ballet to ice-skating,
to piano, swimming, debate team, and Brownies; she was a standout debater
whose team won a Wisconsin state championship, a member of the pom-pom squad
, the president of the Spanish Club, and the treasurer of the Key Club; she
has also said that by junior high she was doing ballet 35 hours a week.
发信人: TravisBickle (Travis), 信区: Military
标 题: 这Yahoo的美女CEO如何？成硅谷女神了
发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Sun Dec 8 10:26:34 2013, 美东)
VanityFair专文推出这女的，称之为yahoo技术型女神。有这么厉害？
BRIGHTEST BULBS Marissa Mayer with an L.E.D. installation she built in her
Four Seasons penthouse, in San Francisco. She is genuinely a geek, says a
former colleague.
http://www.vanityfair.com/business/2014/01/marissa-mayer-yahoo-
Yahoo’s Geek Goddess
As one of Google’s highest-ranking women, Marissa Mayer became a Silicon
Valley superstar, but inside the search giant her dazzle sometimes wore thin
, with colleagues rebelling against her imperious style. In the wake of
Mayer’s jump to run the struggling Yahoo, Bethany McLean asks whether she
will be its savior or its next big problem. A year and a half in, the
results are mixed.
。。。。
Most people in the Valley want to see Yahoo succeed, if only out of respect
for its legacy. And they generally believe that, if anyone can fix Yahoo, it
is Mayer. She is an engineer, and engineers are revered in the Valley. She
is also a “product person,” which means that she has a track record of
designing Internet-based products that people want to use. Product people,
such as Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg, are the reigning kings and queens of
today’s Valley, because, the thinking goes, all the other parts of running
a company can be delegated, but the ability to innovate cannot. On the
surface, Mayer’s first year has been a stunning success. Yahoo’s stock has
almost doubled, to around $31 per share, and she was recently named No. 1
on Fortune’s “40 Under 40” list, making her the first woman to achieve
that honor.
...........
There are two things about Marissa Mayer upon which everyone agrees. One is
that she’s among the smartest people they’ve ever met. The other is that
she has a superhuman capacity for work. Mayer says that she needs only four
hours of sleep a night and that she pulled 250 all-nighters in her first
five years at Google. “I don’t really believe in burnout,” she said in a
speech last year at New York’s 92nd Street Y. “A lot of people work really
hard for decades and decades, like Winston Churchill and Einstein.”
This superhuman energy seems to have been part of her from her earliest
years in Wausau, a small city northwest of Milwaukee that is best known for
the insurance company that carries its name. She told Vogue that she always
had at least one after-school activity per day, from ballet to ice-skating,
to piano, swimming, debate team, and Brownies; she was a standout debater
whose team won a Wisconsin state championship, a member of the pom-pom squad
, the president of the Spanish Club, and the treasurer of the Key Club; she
has also said that by junior high she was doing ballet 35 hours a week.
