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This sucks. However it's never been my experience, and I've brought my wife to a half-dozen techeds on three continents. Sounds like systematic misunderstanding
by shanselman 13y ago
This sucks. However it's never been my experience, and I've brought my wife to a half-dozen techeds on three continents. Sounds like systematic misunderstandings that added up into one big mess.
(I've ignored the dress code for 15 years, FWIW)
- janjongboom 13y agoThen again, you're MSFT employee.
- jasallen 13y agoAnd well known. Nobody wants the boss to find out: "uh, we alienated Hanselman".
- manojlds 13y agoHe's talking about 15 years, but has been a MSFT employee for 6 years or so - http://www.hanselman.com/blog/BlueBadge.aspx http://www.hanselman.com/blog/BlueBadge.aspx
- jlgreco 13y agoRight.. so his experience is either out of date, or as an MSFT employee.
- shanselman 13y agoNo, the little red shirt vendor kids don't know me from anyone. I'm just saying there's multiple sides to every story and perhaps there's more to this one. I wasn't there. My point is that I've never had a problem like this at any conference anywhere. Being pleasant and explaining one's self has always worked well for me when traveling with relatives to these conferences.
- BrentOzar 13y ago> This sucks. However it's never been my experience, This just in - Scott Hanselman treated better than other presenters at TechEd. Film at 11.