henane123
03-11-2011, 10:06 PM
The geeks in query: Elaina and Richard Newman, both equally of Tellme, A Microsoft Subsidiary what are your jobs?
Elaina: Person Encounter Engineer.
Richard: Program Enhancement Engineer II.
Elaina: ...I've a II,microsoft office 2007 cd key sale (http://www.windows7keyclub.com/office-2007-key), as well! I just did not say it. does Tellme do?
Elaina: At the time you phone 411 from most phones nationwide, you may frequently get us. If you contact Microsoft buyer care, which is us.
Richard: Now we have an appreciable portion of each of the phone calls within the US toward automated numbers -- that is sort of scary.
Elaina: Well, it would be scary if we weren't decent at it. it strange finding acquired by Microsoft?
Richard: Virtually.
Elaina: For the first 6 to nine months following the acquisition, I would just say "I work for Tellme." But now I say "I work for Tellme, a wholly owned subsidiary of Microsoft." There were baby steps.
Richard: If you should just say, "I work for Microsoft," people assume "Oh, you work on Windows." They assume you're in offices in corridors, working on Windows machines -- the stereotypical Microsoft Borg stereotype. But for me it's like,office Pro 2007 keygen (http://www.windows7keyclub.com/office-2007-key), "No,windows 7 activation key (http://www.windows7keyclub.com/), actually -- I show up for work around 10:30 while in the morning,buy microsoft office 2010 activation (http://www.windows7keyclub.com/office-2010-key), I do all my work on a Mac, I deploy on Solaris. I don't target software program for Windows." see these infamous offices... People possess a very love it or hate it response to our office space. Some people look at it and are just like, "I could NEVER work like that! How do you get anything done? You don't have offices? You don't have cubicles?" And then other people just immediately say, "This is AWESOME! I WANT." You two are married -- did you meet on the job?
Elaina: Yes. it scandalous?
Richard: Not as scandalous as some others!
Elaina: There's a long tradition of Tellme couples -- we certainly weren't the primary to get married, and we won't be the last. What are the advantages of working with your spouse?
Richard: Carpooling!
Elaina: ...I was going to say the same thing.
What's the worst part? Richard: I can't get away with my affairs.
Elaina: [scoffs] I never get to have big news from work when I get home -- he already knows!
Richard: And we do talk about work a lot at home. it been, adapting to working for Microsoft?
Elaina: Effectively, here's a story for you. We went to User Expertise week last month up in San Francisco and we all put slightly different things on our name tags. We'd all registered at different times, and so some of us were identified as "Tellme Networks," some of us were "Tellme Networks,genuine microsoft windows 7 generator key (http://www.windows7keyclub.com/), a subsidiary of Microsoft," and the newest hire had "Microsoft" on his tag. It was a fascinating social and professional experiment to see how people reacted differently to the tags! There were people at the conference who were just like Zoom!, magnetically attracted to those of us with Microsoft on our name tags! People really wanted to connect with the Microsofties -- which is who they want to talk to. It was an interesting thing to watch.
Elaina: Person Encounter Engineer.
Richard: Program Enhancement Engineer II.
Elaina: ...I've a II,microsoft office 2007 cd key sale (http://www.windows7keyclub.com/office-2007-key), as well! I just did not say it. does Tellme do?
Elaina: At the time you phone 411 from most phones nationwide, you may frequently get us. If you contact Microsoft buyer care, which is us.
Richard: Now we have an appreciable portion of each of the phone calls within the US toward automated numbers -- that is sort of scary.
Elaina: Well, it would be scary if we weren't decent at it. it strange finding acquired by Microsoft?
Richard: Virtually.
Elaina: For the first 6 to nine months following the acquisition, I would just say "I work for Tellme." But now I say "I work for Tellme, a wholly owned subsidiary of Microsoft." There were baby steps.
Richard: If you should just say, "I work for Microsoft," people assume "Oh, you work on Windows." They assume you're in offices in corridors, working on Windows machines -- the stereotypical Microsoft Borg stereotype. But for me it's like,office Pro 2007 keygen (http://www.windows7keyclub.com/office-2007-key), "No,windows 7 activation key (http://www.windows7keyclub.com/), actually -- I show up for work around 10:30 while in the morning,buy microsoft office 2010 activation (http://www.windows7keyclub.com/office-2010-key), I do all my work on a Mac, I deploy on Solaris. I don't target software program for Windows." see these infamous offices... People possess a very love it or hate it response to our office space. Some people look at it and are just like, "I could NEVER work like that! How do you get anything done? You don't have offices? You don't have cubicles?" And then other people just immediately say, "This is AWESOME! I WANT." You two are married -- did you meet on the job?
Elaina: Yes. it scandalous?
Richard: Not as scandalous as some others!
Elaina: There's a long tradition of Tellme couples -- we certainly weren't the primary to get married, and we won't be the last. What are the advantages of working with your spouse?
Richard: Carpooling!
Elaina: ...I was going to say the same thing.
What's the worst part? Richard: I can't get away with my affairs.
Elaina: [scoffs] I never get to have big news from work when I get home -- he already knows!
Richard: And we do talk about work a lot at home. it been, adapting to working for Microsoft?
Elaina: Effectively, here's a story for you. We went to User Expertise week last month up in San Francisco and we all put slightly different things on our name tags. We'd all registered at different times, and so some of us were identified as "Tellme Networks," some of us were "Tellme Networks,genuine microsoft windows 7 generator key (http://www.windows7keyclub.com/), a subsidiary of Microsoft," and the newest hire had "Microsoft" on his tag. It was a fascinating social and professional experiment to see how people reacted differently to the tags! There were people at the conference who were just like Zoom!, magnetically attracted to those of us with Microsoft on our name tags! People really wanted to connect with the Microsofties -- which is who they want to talk to. It was an interesting thing to watch.