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Advice to Microsoft

By on 1.22.09 @ 12:02PM

According to MSNBC, Microsoft is laying off 5,000 employees over the next 18 months, the first such lay-off since their founding in 1975. While unfortunate, this could be a good thing for the goliath, whose own employees have expressed concern over the bloat and bustle.

I would suggest starting with the Vista department, and then moving on to the folks behind Exchange.

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J.P. Freire is a senior communications strategist with New Media Strategies. Previously, he was an editor at The Washington Examiner and The American Spectator.

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