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Now, LOLZ aside: Working for Microsoft
By Nick Hodge | February 21, 2008
After this excellent and funny video, many former work mates ask me what its like to work for Microsoft. The chutzpah to take time to make a video like this is in itself a testament to the cultural state of Microsoft. Well, some parts at least.
Rory Blyth, formerly of the Channel 9 team, writes what it's like working for Jeff Sandquist.
Sadly, I don't work directly for Jeff, but do contribute to some of his sites. Rory is 100% correct about this particular part of Microsoft. It is worth a read for those managers thinking about approaching this blogging/web 2 world. The stress of becoming more corporately transparent is going to be felt by the management level.
Dunno how Jeff does it.
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