Elissa Murphy: From Music to Microsoft

SEP2007 wrote:I didn't think that nice looking women did computing.
SEP2007 wrote:I didn't think that nice looking women did computing.
Massif wrote:
SEP2007 wrote: I didn't think that nice looking women did computing.
There I was, trying not to make a quip about how Charles always seems to interview attractive intelligent women and wondering whethering he has their photos on him before arranging the interviews (as it would just reinforce negative stereotypes about developers), and someone just sinks lower than I possibly could.
@Charles: No offense, but I think responding to each bad comment is futile. People should be able to distinguish between good and bad comments themselves.
As for the video:
Sumit mentioned 25 developers on her team. That sounds pretty low for a complex product like Access. Are there lots of shared components in Office (like UI stuff, VBA, etc.) that are not developed by her team?
Another question: Were there similar efforts in the Office team to better componentize the application and reduce dependencies between components like in Vista?
Charles wrote:
That's pretty questionable thinking. Too bad you felt the need to share it publicly.
C
EDITED by Charles: Sorry for being mean, but why make yourself look dumb when you're not?
Chadk wrote:very good interview.
I like how Charles have his sunglasses around his neck. Is there alot of sunlight at your office?
really she is looking hot .............just i was looking @ her 00 ..