I'm not proud of it, but I worked on SharePoint at CERN IT. Some examples of how dysfunctional it was: - When asking about version control I was told that if I

I'm not proud of it, but I worked on SharePoint at CERN IT. Some examples of how dysfunctional it was: - When asking about version control I was told that if I really wanted to use it I could have Visual SourceSafe 6.0 or something from way back in the nineties. It was basically CVS 0.1 alpha with a GUI, and I ended up learning Git instead. - I made sure all my changes worked on Firefox, because that's what I knew the physicists were using. My boss wanted me to support IE only, and after a heated discussion the quote which always haunted me was "We don't care about the physicists!" - A colleague lamented about having spent about a year developing some uber-flexible interface in SharePoint which would've been an order of magnitude simpler in other content management systems. The rest of CERN is completely different, as indicated by cernguy. I left a year into a two-year contract, and I'm happy to say I've not worked on a Microsoft platform ever since!