3 ms·

The article mentions different teams. What's their roles in the development of Microsoft products? Redmond (MS headquarter), Finland (Nokia headquarter), Camb

• seanmcdirmid 11y ago
  The author of the article worked in windows phone, so those sites make sense. Note thst Cambridge and India have both dev and research, the latter being kind of big.
• Manishearth 11y ago
  (MS India intern here, but speaking for myself) I know of three offices in India -- Hyderabad, Bangalore, and Delhi. These are proper Microsoft divisions, with a hierarchy and all that. Not managed by some other company (At least, Hyderabad/Bangalore aren't; I don't know anything about Delhi) Some things being worked on here are VS, Office (specific portions), Bing, and Azure.
• 0987612345 11y ago
  Finland is not 'Nokia headquarter', Cambridge is not 'research', and India is not 'outsourcing'. All have product building teams (with all the disciplines involved - Dev, PM, Design). Some places are small (lesser people) Ex. Cambridge, some places are large (India - with complete end to end ownership of product building). And there are Japan, China & Israel R&D divisions too and same applies to those places as well (all disciplines are involved in making of whatever products they are creating).
• deleted 11y ago
  [deleted]