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> It turns out he was on my side and thought his products were garbage too, for all the same reasons. Except that the results of his management don't say that

> It turns out he was on my side and thought his products were garbage too, for all the same reasons. Except that the results of his management don't say that at all. As far as I can tell nothing happened after this incident. A lot of Microsoft products still have terrible user experiences. Notable outliers are (kind of) the Office apps, especially for macOS (side note: impressive job of keeping backwards compatibility while also modernizing the UX!). Except for Teams, of course.

shapefrog 4y ago
> Notable outliers are (kind of) the Office apps We must be living in different realms. My work windows experience was entirely Windows + Outlook + Excel + Word. 2000-2010's was horrible - daily crashes, lost work even with auto save, odd formatting artifacts that would vanish with ye olde power off / power on debugging step. > the results of his management Maybe he was just a terrible manager, maybe the corporation was just dysfunctional (those two might be the same thing).