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Michael Dell is the chief executive officer (首席执行官) of Dell Computer Company, which he set up (建立) when he was nineteen. When Dell was growing up, he was interested in science, math and computers. He loved finding out how things worked. At the age of fifteen, Dell bought himself a computer and took it apart(分离). In those days, be always took the computer apart. With the help of books, he tried his best to know how each part worked. Playing with that computer taught him that one can learn almost everything by doing things. His early interest in computers helped lead him to get the job he has today. He loves his job very much. In Dell's opinion, it's good to try new ways of doing things. So whenever be sees kids become interested in new things, he tries to encourage them. He believes that interest is the best teacher, it will lead a kid to a job he or she loves. He also hopes that kids should stick to their dreams and try to make them come true. |
