Microsoft Office 2010 Serial blog good-byes-are-ne

[shishang82]

Dear pals - Soon after two superb a long time of wealthy and continually interesting conversations here on JobsBlog and almost 6 a long time of recruiting at Microsoft, right now I publish to tell you that I have decided to move on to a new adventure exterior of Microsoft, and this is my ultimate JobsBlog publish. I do want to assure you that JobsBlog will live on, and recruiters like Jenna and Jim (and even more!) will continue to offer you the inside look into Microsoft’s recruiting process and our career opportunities. I’m so happy that JobsBlog has thrived, and I look forward to following the evolution of this community. My selection to leave Microsoft was not an easy one. I joined Microsoft proper following college graduation, and I’ve never experienced a dull day. In six years, I was lucky enough to learn and thrive in five roles within our organization (by my choice,Office 2010 Standard 32bit (http://www.office2010key.eu/)!), and break new barriers in the recruiting industry. And over the final few months, I found myself in what I commonly called my “dream job,” working on actually innovative projects with incredibly smart, talented, and passionate people. What I love most about Microsoft is the entrepreneurial spirit that the company instills in its employees. The accountability and feelings of pride and ownership are huge, and the company has backed me in taking countless big risks. Microsoft is also a outstanding place to learn how business works. Just sitting in a meeting at this company is like reading a business school case study. As someone who joined the company as a newbie, my head consistently overflowed with information and valuable lessons learned. This entrepreneurial flair is what has motivated me to venture out and start my own company. This really is the appropriate time in my life and career to give it a try … and we’ll see how it goes. Microsoft has been supportive of its alumni’s entrepreneurial business endeavors, and I feel very supported and valued,Office Pro Plus 2010 Serial (http://www.office2010key.us/), even as I am leaving. I do want you all to know that I continue to consider Microsoft a terrific career option for anyone – whether you are a current college student or highly experienced in the industry,Office 2010 Standard Key (http://www.office2010key.us/), whether you are technical or an English Lit major like me. Microsoft in reality does have a little bit of everything for everyone, and like I said, you can’t find a better education anywhere. So with that, I wish you all well,Microsoft Office 2010 Serial (http://www.office2010key.ca/), and I thank you for the several years of debate, humor, feedback,Office 2010 Keygen (http://www.office2010key.in/), and of course, support. I’m sure I will see you around. All the best,
gretchen