January 20, 2005 4:05 PM PST
Microsoft cuts 62 testing jobs
Microsoft said on Thursday that it has cut 62 testers from its Windows core operating-system unit. The job cuts come as Microsoft is moving some work from manual to automated testing.
Workers were notified of the cuts last week and were given the option of looking for other jobs at Microsoft, according to a representative. Last September, Microsoft cut some tester positions in its Windows Server unit.
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- Hang on a second
- by January 20, 2005 4:46 PM PST
- You mean to tell me that MS has testers on staff? Who knew?
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- Stole the words from my mouth
- by January 20, 2005 6:00 PM PST
- I laughed out loud when I read this article and then agian
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- um... they did
- by Scott W January 21, 2005 6:11 AM PST
- that was MS's last 62 testers.
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- Seriously...
- by January 21, 2005 6:28 AM PST
- So long as windowsupdate.microsoft.com exists, then so should the need for Mircosoft testers.
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(4 Comments)I am surprised that they don't lay em all off. MS has never let crappy code stop them from selling it.
when I read this post. You'd think they wouldn't announce
it!
This is funny, made my day!