With Steve Ballmer retiring, there is a ton of speculation over who will be his successor. As one commentator notes, the next one will have to face huge challenges surrounding a company with over $78 billion per year in sales but a reputation that is sliding.
Does Microsoft need co-CEOs to succeed Steve Ballmer?
Or does it need a benevolent dictator?
Would it be better served by a tech visionary or a good turnaround manager at the helm?
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