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More great reviews for Barbarians Led by Bill Gates"This tale revolves around interviews with Microsoft insiders, mainly software developers such as Eller, who worked for the company from 1982 to 1995 ... BARBARIANS is entertaining. Like the people who populate the book, it is fast moving, smart and occasionally profane. It shows Gates to be obsessed by Microsoft's co-ventures and rivalries with IBM and Apple, and claims he is most effective with a competitor (like Netscape) in his sights, rather than initiating projects." --USA TODAY, 6/15/98
"The authors [of BARBARIANS LED BY BILL GATES] show examples of Microsoft as predatory and highly destructive. Microsoft has always lagged behind its competition in developing networking desktop applications, online services, Internet technologies and Web browsers, according to the book ... BARBARIANS debunks Gates as the brilliant computer entrepreneur and visionary that the media often talks about. Instead, it provides a glimpse of a man and a company that systematically sets out to eliminate competition and dominate markets." --Fort Lauderdale Sun Sentinel, 6/13/98
"A very timely book ... If you are interested in Microsoft from another angle, the read is compelling ...If you are at all interested in this case, you should find this view of Microsoft from the developer point of view fascinating." --The Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel, 6/1/98 END