Julie Larson-Green lead teams that built products used by billions of people. She shares four tips on how she does it.
Julie Larson-Green spent 25 years at Microsoft, rising to executive vice president and chief experience officer. She lead teams for products used by billions of people every day including Office, Windows, Internet Explorer, Xbox and Surface.
Although Microsoft has a reputation for a rough competitive culture, Larson-Green earned a manager who built collaborative and efficient teams.
She shares her tips for building great teams with Business Insider, such as how to help people focus on their strengths.
Julie Larson-Green had a storied 25-year career at Microsoft where she worked on everything from Windows to Microsoft Office to Surface devices.
She left Microsoft in November and landed at Qualtrics, the Provo-Utah based startup valued at $2 billion that offers survey software. She’s taking on the role of Chief Experience Officer there.
Tech: Microsoft veteran Julie Larson-Green is known for building successful teams — here’s how she does it
