Back to the articleBrain drain on overdrive #
Posted Wednesday 3rd September 2008 00:44 GMT
The VMware brain drain/mass exodus continues while Microsoft, Citrix, Xen, Red Hat, Oracle are closing the gap quickly. Sell folks. Sell.
VMware R&D chief goes home again
It does seem as if #
Posted Tuesday 2nd September 2008 22:45 GMT
Oracle could use the help been floundering a bit of late. I don't suppose he could hurt them.
Microsoft #
Posted Wednesday 3rd September 2008 09:21 GMT
Let's face it guys. No matter the technical excellence of newcomers to the IT field, they've still got to deal with MS. I know all the anti-MS arguments - and in lots of cases I agree with them, but being a successful company and being able to provide support, updates, technical info, partner/channel support, etc... for the long run isn't easy. It takes a stable 'MegaCorp' to pull off professional business activities and so far OSS and the quick acquisitions can't seem to do it.
Best of luck to them though.
So the stock options didn't work out, eh? #
Posted Wednesday 3rd September 2008 12:54 GMT
That's what happens when the stock price drops and stock option backdating is no longer permitted by the SEC.
Mine's the striped NYSE trading floor vest.
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