Redmond's got the funk
CNET's Microsoft blog has a post (now
three days old, so sue me) on the "funk" that is pervasive in the
company...
Microsoft employees are becoming increasingly vocal about the "funk" that the company finds itself in.
A number of blogging company employees have bared their souls, complaining about the problems they see at the software giant.
Lenn Pryor, in explaining why he is leaving job of director for platform at Microsoft for a position at Sykpe, said this: "I just couldn't go on being an evangelist for a gospel that I don't believe I can sing."
On Monday, Dare Obasanjo, who works for Microsoft's MSN division, described himself as one of many employees trying to "find somewhere at Microsoft that isn't overwhelmed by the current malaise that has smothered main campus."
Microsoft employees are becoming increasingly vocal about the "funk" that the company finds itself in.
A number of blogging company employees have bared their souls, complaining about the problems they see at the software giant.
Lenn Pryor, in explaining why he is leaving job of director for platform at Microsoft for a position at Sykpe, said this: "I just couldn't go on being an evangelist for a gospel that I don't believe I can sing."
On Monday, Dare Obasanjo, who works for Microsoft's MSN division, described himself as one of many employees trying to "find somewhere at Microsoft that isn't overwhelmed by the current malaise that has smothered main campus."
Note, this is probably the first of a few posts
on Microsoft. It is just one of those days.
Posted: Thu - April 28, 2005 at 07:26 AM
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