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I've worked for Microsoft and with Apple. Both of those companies have areas where things are "poor" or very frustrating. But comparing Microsoft to Amazon, i
by MCRed 12y ago
I've worked for Microsoft and with Apple. Both of those companies have areas where things are "poor" or very frustrating.
But comparing Microsoft to Amazon, is like night and day. Microsoft was much better managed-- still it might well qualify as "poorly managed" by your yardstick. So I guess I'm saying there are degrees of poor.
- gaadd33 12y agoDoesn't Microsoft have a culture of NIH inside each product group? Resulting in things like ClearType (I think it was) taking years to get actually implemented since it didn't come from the "right" person/product group?