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It's interesting: as of when this comment was posted, 3, and maybe 4 of the 5 claimed Microsofties in this comment thread (including myself) aren't the best fan
by hyperrail 3y ago
It's interesting: as of when this comment was posted, 3, and maybe 4 of the 5 claimed Microsofties in this comment thread (including myself) aren't the best fans of these ethics training videos.
Which is definitely not a common opinion within Microsoft - they are truly wildly popular, and even the people who don't like them use themes from them as inside jokes that need no explanation. (Examples: All the threads on MSFT Yammer about supposedly insecure or unethical practices - "Did Nelson come up with this??" And the person in the linked news story who dressed up as Nelson for Halloween - I remember how hilarious that was when it got posted on Yammer!)
I wonder if this is just a bit of randomness. Or perhaps this site tends to attract more curmudgeons...
- outside1234 3y agoAs a training video of its genre, they are great. If we have to sit though this shit, then at least it is well written and produced. But yes, I still don’t like having to sit through them