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As a program manager in Development Tools and Languages, she was instrumental in several releases of Visual C++ for 32-bit operating systems and led the develop
by cantastoria 14y ago
As a program manager in Development Tools and Languages, she was instrumental in several releases of Visual C++ for 32-bit operating systems and led the development of Microsoft's first customizable integrated development environment for Windows.
This impressed most about her resume and makes me hopeful about the future of Windows. Visual Studio is one of the few products were Microsoft was truly innovative and she was a key factor. I just hope Ballmer will stay out of her way.
- xradionut 14y agoDid she really accomplish those goals or just take credit for them? It's hard to tell with all the stories I hear from my MS buddies...
- debacle 14y agoWould Ballmer be able to tell the difference?
- brudgers 14y agoShe was 31 when she came to Microsoft. She started at Aldus, and pretty low on the totem pole - in Tech Support. Like Tammy Reller, she worked her way up the industry from a true entry level position. Their careers contrast markedly with that of Sinofsky who went from straight from grad school to Microsoft.