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Soni Meinke: From Fargo to Redmond, Engineering Windows Customer Satisfaction

Posted By: Charles | Mar 12th @ 11:56 AM | 23,982 Views | 2 Comments

Meet Soni Meinke, a senior program manager in the Windows Server group. From Fargo to Redmond, Soni talks about her successful yet non-technical path in the world of high-tech, and illustrates the point on how it takes all types. With a newspaper and communications background, Soni now works with early adopter customers.

Tags: Customer, Windows 7, Windows Server

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lhallen

Yeah Soni!! Us North Dakotans and Minnesotans love you Smiley

Ytterbium

I've been described as an excellent person at talking to the developers and the people that I work with to 'translate' the requirements, It would be excellent to have a job doign that all the time, let me know if you need more people.

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