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> The main reason to go to Azure is because your bosses' boss was convinced to buy it at a golf course. This is why SharePoint got installed in so many gov/lar

> The main reason to go to Azure is because your bosses' boss was convinced to buy it at a golf course. This is why SharePoint got installed in so many gov/large enterprise in the past, and I have to assume why Azure has any kind of market share today. If it wasn’t a golf course, it was after being wined and dined in Vegas, at least it was when I was last working in government..

lifestyleguru 3y ago
To this day enterprises are looking for "SharePoint Developers" and everyone they hire hates every mouse click so they outsource further and further. "Azure Developers" are mostly developers from outsourcing centers forcefully trained by the enterprise. Training sponsored by workplace and conducted by Big Four. Here and there some whisper their wonderment why such expensive "cloud training" is needed. That's the IT workforce shortage the companies are talking about.