On September 29, recently, some media reported the work of former Microsoft employee Yu Wei during his stay at Microsoft. In this regard, Microsoft mobile Lianxin Internet Service Co., Ltd. issued a statement through the official microblog @ Bing search, saying: these reports are seriously untrue, and Yu Wei has never served as a so-called Microsoft executive. The employee was dismissed in early 2018 due to discipline violation and moral integrity.
Here is a list of real Chinese executives in Microsoft's history:
List of previous CEO of Microsoft China:
Dujiabang (1995 ~ 1998)
At the end of 1995, Microsoft Beijing office was transformed into a wholly-owned company, which is the embodiment of Du Jiabang's diplomatic and public relations ability. Because Microsoft cannot meet the expectations of the government; The unpopular anti piracy approach has also led to serious opposition between Microsoft and the government.
Wu Shihong (1998 ~ 1999)
Wu Shihong is the first local manager of Microsoft. She and her successor Gao Qunyao have been committed to the localization process of Microsoft China. In 1999, Wu Shihong suddenly left and 'airborne' TCL as a director and vice president of the group.
Gao Qunyao (1999 ~ 2002)
With the efforts of Gao Qunyao, Microsoft's image in China has been greatly improved. Most users have a very positive understanding of Microsoft and think that Microsoft is moving in a better direction.
Tang Jun (2002 ~ 2003)
After taking office, Tang Jun has been trying to improve Microsoft's image in China and has taken a series of measures, such as the 'military band plan', 'spring ploughing plan' and 'escort plan'.
Chen Yongzheng (2003 ~ 2007)
Chen Yongzheng broke the 'curse' of Microsoft CEO in office for no more than two years in history. In addition to his outstanding achievements in the traditional software field, he also laid the foundation for Microsoft's Internet strategy in China.