We’re Hiring – Come join the 10 Team!
- Posted: Sep 12, 2006 at 3:56 PM
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Yes, we’re hiring! Come join the team that is changing the way Microsoft is connecting with customers! We have a key leadership position open on our team. In this lead role the successful candidate will be responsible for strategy, planning and execution for Microsoft 10 along with Microsoft’s global Enthusiast Evangelism efforts.
We are looking for a rare bird to help start a new kind of leadership role at Microsoft. The ideal candidate will be well versed in the current wave of consumer technologies, industry trends, and competition. An active passion for connecting with customers and sharing your passion for Microsoft products is required. Strong digital video filming and production skills are required as the team shoots, edits, and produces its own video on site. You would be a member of a small team responsible for the care and feeding of this unique and growing community. You must have a passion for generating excitement in the technology enthusiast community - both in person and through online media. You will partner closely with our development team in order to deliver on an amazing online experience. Strong written, verbal and visual communication skills are also important traits of a successful candidate.
Roles and responsibilities change quickly so flexibility and fast decision making abilities are a must.
A passion for blogging, wikis, gaming, video production and social software is critical.
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Postscript: This position has now been filled, thank you so much to all those that applied. We were humbled by all the interest. Meet Larry, our new 10 lead.
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I applied. I already had a resume on file over yonder. Sounds like a fun thing to do. Need a change of pace.
While I'd certainly love to be part of the 10 team, directing and managing content is not my speciality. I'm a visual arts major, and I'm slowly moving into video editing, so I'm not really what you have in mind.
However...I have a few suggestions about content. Continue focusing on medical and environmental technology. I also want to see some agrocultural technology on the show. What could be better than Laura and Tina on a farm?! The Dreamliner segment Tina covered was great, so transportation tech, including naval, is obviously a good subject. Computers and gaming go without saying.
Should 10 require a visual artist/stylist and production assistant...I'm your man. At least, Maxwell or myself anyway.
I'm already in France
Interesting...
In relation to how many viewers come to Channel 9 ---- How come 10.net doesn't post the # of views for a video?
If you look to the right of videos down below a bit you'll see that we don't post the number of views for blog entries and forum threads.
In our upcoming release you'll see it a bit more in your face.
Whoops, yes, that's true...
But I think Duncan meant to say "Erik".
Could you send me an email, following the instructions in the video?
Thanks!
Jeff,
I actually didn't, I applied after reading the job description on the MS website, but after I saw your video, I realized that the job is somewhat different from what I expected. I'm looking more for a strategic leadership role rather than a technical one.
Sorry about that! (and if the sites supported PMs, I would have used that to send you a note)
Whoa. Cool sounding job!
I don't know if I'd be cool enough for something like that. Especially if it didn't pay well...then I am most definitely not cool enough!
"...tell me about an interesting problem you solved with technology?"
Hmmm, I'm gonna have to think about that one. I just don't think "I used Photoshop to erase the zit on my cheek from all of my wedding photos" is really gonna impress you folks that much.
Still, you all have something really cool here that has the potential to become something really big. As they say: Nothing ventured, nothing gained...
I sent in an e-mail and my resume - and I just found typo! Gosh darn it, I went over and over that thing. I'm such a failure!
I don't think I would make it past your gate keepers.
If I were to interview, I am sure concepts for applications would interest your team.
1999 I had contacted the Aero team from Compaq about using excel on the handheld planner. They said it was getting talked about in R&D. Pocket PC.
regards,
Russ
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