with the stock at 60, you have to consider how good a job satya nadella is doing.: you held onto your shares. why have you held on to them? steve: i believed in myself. i owned a company that i believe d in, and guess what? it's worth a bunch. it's worth a bunch. the recognition in the marketplace of the value was not necessarily recognized during my tenure, but it is now being satya's tenure. i made a great investment by holding and i have a lot of loyalty. when i'm working at the place, if i start selling, what does that mean? it means i don't believe in the future of the company. i believe people on boards or who work for companies at least in leadership positions, they should actually have to hold all their stock. emily: at what point do you think you might sell? steve: that will be a decision i get to make. the longer i get out of the company, the more it is not mine anymore, the more i look at the value of the stock in what we -- the more we are doing philanthropic way, which is a big deal -- you know, these things will change. emily: we have calculated you a

and now satya nadella, my successor, is taking things to infinity and beyond, if you will.s your relationship with bill like today? steve: we have kind of drifted apart. he has his life and i have mine. microsoft was the thing that really bound us. we started off as friends, but quite a mashed around microsoft , and since then, since i have gone, we have drifted little bit. emily: he was not happy about when you left. you left suddenly. what really happened? at the end of the day, probably two things. a little bit of a difference on the strategic direction of the company, which i think is a challenge. and number two, he and i always had what i would call a brotherly relationship, in the good parts and bad parts. i think toward the end, that was a bit more difficult than not, particularly with a strategic direction change and stock prices are going anywhere, so the rest of the board felt pressure despite the fact that profits were going up, so i think it was a combustible situation. emily: does it bother you that you don't get credit for that? steve: sure and no. at the end

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