Microsoft’s February 2003 Insider (a monthly news and information booklet for Microsoft Certified Partners had a column by Steve Ballmer, CEO of Microsoft. He writes of how Microsoft embraces the new obligations and responsibilities placed on Microsoft by the antitrust case. Let’s see how they go. They’ve even created a compliance committee as the judge required, chaired by Dr. James Cash of the Harvard Business School. James Cash, of Harvard Business School, working for Microsoft. Well, he’s an outside member of their board. But it’s still funny.
I’ve come across a few useful articles in the last hour.
How to pamper your customers by sending them gifts and letters or doing them favours. As they say: plants, children, pets, friends and lovers respond to pampering.
How to dress without looking like a nerd recommends you throw out your sneakers and put on some leather dress shoes. If you are still at school, DO NOT obey this article if you want to have any friends. If you’re at school, you most likely don’t need to know how to set a Rolex GMT Master II either. I am convinced this article is only on this guy’s site to show off that he has a Rolex.
I also liked how to steer and downshifting with double de-clutching and a throttle blip, because I like to do that when I drive and I wanted to know if I’m doing it properly. I might be.