> everyone working on Windows UX is fired. Preferably out of a cannon and into the sun. I was on the Windows accessibility team, which was under the shell org

> everyone working on Windows UX is fired. Preferably out of a cannon and into the sun. I was on the Windows accessibility team, which was under the shell org. Not everything that we did in Windows 10 was bad. The Narrator screen reader built into Windows 7 sucked (my former colleagues and managers agreed); we made that much better in Windows 10. I wouldn't want to go back to Windows being the only platform where the only good screen readers were the third-party ones, and those products had to use ugly hacks to make Windows accessible.