@Eddie Johnson
Aye, we can only hope.
Microsoft's Live Search cash-back chief joins exodus
Microsoft's internet strategy involves either replacing all staff or ensuring things are so bad people just can't stand working there. Brad Goldberg, general manager for Live Search, has reportedly become the latest online executive to quit the company. Goldberg, who's joining investment-firm Peak 6, apparently launched …
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Reminds me of the old agage about
rats and a sinking ship.
'nuff said.
Flames. Cuz that's what MS is going down in.
Take the life boats while they are there.
Turn the lights out if you are the last to leave.
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