The Microsoftie Who Embraced the Dark Side (Open Source)
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What an odd article. He doesn't sound very much like an ex-Microsoftie, but still misses being part of the Borg. Well, deprogramming does take time.
I'e been chatting to him by email, seems like a top bloke to me.
Microsoft really did try to recruit the best and the brightest.
There are a lot of very good coders there, but many have left over the years.
There are a lot of very good coders there, but many have left over the years.
Hi all!
I miss the camaraderie, and some of the very great people I had a chance to work with. It never felt like a big company to me -- I worked in groups of 20-80, and we were felt like our own company, except for during the company meeting and the Christmas parties. ;-)
Also it was my first job, so I went from green as grass to understanding computers and software quite a bit better. I will always have fond memories of that decade.
I think MS is in very deep trouble, but my personal experiences are generally postiive. It is complicated, like all relationships ;-)
I miss the camaraderie, and some of the very great people I had a chance to work with. It never felt like a big company to me -- I worked in groups of 20-80, and we were felt like our own company, except for during the company meeting and the Christmas parties. ;-)
Also it was my first job, so I went from green as grass to understanding computers and software quite a bit better. I will always have fond memories of that decade.
I think MS is in very deep trouble, but my personal experiences are generally postiive. It is complicated, like all relationships ;-)
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