Re: Bill Arnold @MSFT, What a hoot!

Author: Carl Lindner, carl@bdos.com

Posted: 1999-09-03 at 16:00:06

Gene,

We gotta see....

Often a position is advertised and the "advertiser" has the objective of

hiring someone less qualified than they are. That is, minimize threats from

subordinates. It is a real philosophy......

On the other hand, a strong manager is not afraid and hires the best they

can find. It is called developing a team.

So, let's see what happens. Bill Arnold has been around the block a couple

of times. He is not a towel boy.

I would love Bill to keep us informed.... If I were applying for a job I

would not announce the position to possible competitors. He obviously did

not find it here. Once again, the strong or confident thing.

Bill Gates made a few bucks this way.... more than I ever will.

Carl Lindner

carl@bdos.com

----- Original Message -----

From: Gene Wirchenko <genew@shuswap.net>

To: Multiple recipients of ProFox <profox@leafe.com>

Sent: Friday, September 03, 1999 3:20 PM

Subject: Re: Bill Arnold @MSFT, What a hoot!

> >Go getem Bill!

> >

> >Did I miss the job posting on here and on Darcy's list? Either place

would

> >sure seem to offer a high probability of finding someone who would meet

the

> >requirements for a Fox Program Manager, eh?

>

> Or a very low probability. It depends what they are looking for.

>

> I'd like to be Robert Green's towel attendant:

> <FX: whack> "Where's the support?"

> <FX: snap> "Stomp out that bug NOW!"

> <FX: choke> "Spend more money on marketing!"

> <FX: whack> "No, that isn't a feature that is needed!"

> <FX: choke> "Why are you changing something that works?"

> <FX: snarl> "I need better towels! These are worn out already!"

>

> >And to think, Fox just died again.......

>

> "App of the Living Dead": coming to a sever, oops, server near you!

>

> >I wish you success in this endeavor.

>

> [snipped previous]

>

> Sincerely,

>

> Gene Wirchenko

> genew@shuswap.net

>

> Computerese Irregular Verb Conjugation:

> I have preferences.

> You have biases.

> He/She has prejudices.

>

>

>

©1999 Carl Lindner, carl@bdos.com