On May 7, 8:03 am, Roy Schestowitz <newsgro...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> MicroYa! and Thinking About a Big Reboot
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> | We need a reboot. A reset. A refocusing on what's essential for
> | Microsoft to succeed and realign its culture into the fantastic,
> | crazy, wonderful place that it has all the raw potential to be.
> | And by hitting the reset button, it gives people the permission
> | to push the boundaries and align with the positive goals of success.
> `----
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> http://minimsft.blogspot.com/2007/05/microya-and-thinking-about-big-r...
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> The WinTrolls tell us that Microsoft is doing well, so why 'reboot'?
Your posts are getting more ridiculous by the day. "Why reboot?" - For
starters it's not Ballmer or Gates who's saying that MSFT needs a
reboot. The person claiming that the company needs a reboot is some
anonymous blogger named "Who da'Punk"
So according to your logic a blogger named "Who da'Punk" is an
official spokesperson for Microsoft. Because if "Who da'Punk" says the
company needs a reboot then it's a undisputable fact, right?
Well done Roy. Keep up the good work.
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