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I certainly would not want to be stuck only in a .Net world, but I understood the Microsoft job would not be .Net-centric. (I had only put one newline between
by mpmpmp 16y ago
I certainly would not want to be stuck only in a .Net world, but I understood the Microsoft job would not be .Net-centric.
(I had only put one newline between paragraphs, not two, so it inserted p-tags)
- dotBen 16y agoWell that's unusual, most are .Net centric. Be careful that you don't join MS to work on a particular project and then get switched to something else 6 months later because corporate priorities change/the project shuts down/you are better engineer then they expected and they want you on more commercially valuable project. The latter is true for google too, however. You can request to work anywhere but equally you can be told you are going to work on a different project at the whim of the management. That's corporate jobs for you. Why not just join a startup now?
- mpmpmp 16y agoVery true points. As for working at a startup now, I could expand my search, however I have worked at startups the past years and would like something with more stability than the rocking horse ride I have been given so far.