Koliko M$ programera treba za shutdown menu?

[yooyo]

Odgovor je 2 (dva)... Ostatak tima su testeri, menadzeri, experti i dizajneri...

Neko je u temi o IPhone-u trazio picu o liku koji je radio za M$ na shutdown meniju pa je ispizdeo jer je trebalo da se oformi cela komisija da bi se odradio posao...

http://moishelettvin.blogspot.com/2006/11/windows-shutdown-crapfest.html

Jedan isecak:

My team had a very talented UI designer and my particular feature had a good, headstrong program manager with strong ideas about user experience. We had a Mac [owned personally by a team member] that we looked to as a paragon of clean UI. Of course the Shell team also had some great UI designers and numerous good, headstrong PMs who valued (I can only assume) simplicity and so on. Perhaps they had a Mac too.

 

[Master)D(M1nD]

Hehehehe, zanimljiva stvar.
Inace ne razumem na koju foru je lik tako brzo upao da radi za M$ (sudeci po njegovim godinama koje racunam da je zadnji put updateovao kada se registrovao 2003)...
Sa kog faxa se odmah posle diplome skace u M$ , ocu ja da idem tamo

 

[yooyo]

Drugar od mog brata je sa ETF-a "skocio" u MS.. doduse u MS u Srbiji, ali ipak radi za MS.

 

[silverglider]

Citat iz članka koji je linkovan u tom tekstu:

Every piece of evidence I've heard from developers inside Microsoft supports my theory that the company has become completely tangled up in bureaucracy, layers of management, meetings ad infinitum, and overstaffing. The only way Microsoft has managed to hire so many people has been by lowering their hiring standards significantly. In the early nineties Microsoft looked at IBM, especially the bloated OS/2 team, as a case study of what not to do; somehow in the fifteen year period from 1991 - 2006 they became the bloated monster that takes five years to ship an incoherent upgrade to their flagship product.

Well, one does not have to be a rocket scientist to come to this conclusion...

 

[kovacm]

hi yooyoo, ja sam trazio, 10x... :wave: