Former Windows Boss Becomes Harvard Professor

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Well, have fun. At least in colleges you're less likely to get canned even if you angered some people.

For example, refusing to curve test grades even if the class average was NEGATIVE 20% and the highest was a positive 40% (remove points for incorrect answers, add points for correct answers).
 

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"said he intends to teach "product development""
Correction: "said he intends to teach "crappy product development and how to ignore the consumer while forcing said crappy product down their throats""

There, that's better.
 

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So let me get this straight...

...let's have someone TEACH business who's been out there and FAILED at business...


Did I get that right????

Was the Sollidra (or however you spell it) guy not available??
 

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[citation][nom]memadmax[/nom]"said he intends to teach "product development""Correction: "said he intends to teach "crappy product development and how to ignore the consumer while forcing said crappy product down their throats""There, that's better.[/citation]

Hey, at least he has work experiences. I bet there are business management professors that never worked in the field they're teaching.
 

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[citation][nom]memadmax[/nom]"said he intends to teach "product development""Correction: "said he intends to teach "crappy product development and how to ignore the consumer while forcing said crappy product down their throats""There, that's better.[/citation]

Simply because he was in charge of developing a product that is arguably crappy, doesn't necessarily mean he agreed with the direction of the project was following; if he didn't get along with the rest of the company, maybe it's because he thought they were idiots.

"Ballmer is on this big kick to get different pieces of the company working together and Sinofsky had his middle finger extended," said a former Microsoft executive.
(From the article linked at the end of this one.
 

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[citation][nom]memadmax[/nom]"said he intends to teach "product development""Correction: "said he intends to teach "crappy product development and how to ignore the consumer while forcing said crappy product down their throats""There, that's better.[/citation]

When your project group and your boss rebels against you (in this case kicked out), there's only so much you can do with one hand tied behind your back.
 
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