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• What a mess...
  I have had a hotmail account since it was first launched and all I can say is that it keeps getting worse and not better. But then, why should it? It is much faster to grab your emails with MSOutlook then to try to log on all of the time. Ditto for Gmail.

  May 7, 2007

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• It's the people, stupid!
  Microsoft thinks it can program its way out of any problem. If I was working for MS right now, I wouldn't the article was very flattering. Rather, it seems as if the leaders are saying our people can't think for themselves and can only follow directions. Well, isn't that what you hired them for? You can't expect them now to have an "entrepreneurial spirit" about the business, new products, etc. They are not risk takers at heart. If they did, they would be working for themselves or someone else.

  June 20, 2006

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• It's the people, stupid!
  Microsoft thinks it can program its way out of any problem. If I was working for MS right now, I wouldn't the article was very flattering. Rather, it seems as if the leaders are saying our people can't think for themselves and can only follow directions. Well, isn't that what you hired them for? You can't expect them now to have an "entrepreneurial spirit" about the business, new products, etc. They are not risk takers at heart. If they did, they would be working for themselves or someone else.

  June 20, 2006

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• Its the people, stupid!
  Microsoft thinks it can program its way out of any problem. If I was working for MS right now, I wouldn't the article was very flattering. Rather, it seems as if the leaders are saying our people can't think for themselves and can only follow directions. Well, isn't that what you hired them for? You can't expect them now to have an "entrepreneurial spirit" about the business, new products, etc. They are not risk takers at heart. If they did, they would be working for themselves or someone else.

  June 20, 2006

  0 replies

• Its the people, stupid!
  Microsoft thinks it can program its way out of any problem. If I was working for MS right now, I wouldn't the article was very flattering. Rather, it seems as if the leaders are saying our people can't think for themselves and can only follow directions. Well, isn't that what you hired them for? You can't expect them now to have an "entrepreneurial spirit" about the business, new products, etc. They are not risk takers at heart. If they did, they would be working for themselves or someone else.

  June 20, 2006

  0 replies