Don Dodge is Leaving Microsoft
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Don Dodge is Leaving Microsoft
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Re: Don Dodge is Leaving Microsoft
#2"Don Dodge laid off from Microsoft" is more accurate. Arrington's thoughts: http://www.techcrunch.com/2009/11/04/microsoft-loses-don-dod...
Re: Don Dodge is Leaving Microsoft
#3my comment from tc:
This makes absolutely no sense. He was literally the face of microsoft to the startup community. He's done a hell of a great job at it. Layoffs are sad, but they're usually reserved for people you can let go of. Don Dodge was NOT one of those people. He was actually the opposite: someone that microsoft needed to make sure they never let go. I'm pretty shocked.
Re: Don Dodge is Leaving Microsoft
#4"Don Dodge laid off from Microsoft" is more accurate. Arrington's thoughts: http://www.techcrunch.com/2009/11/04/microsoft-loses-don-dod...
> He wasted all that time, apparently.
Not the most tactful thing to say about a friend who has just been laid off.
Re: Don Dodge is Leaving Microsoft
#5"Don Dodge laid off from Microsoft" is more accurate. Arrington's thoughts: http://www.techcrunch.com/2009/11/04/microsoft-loses-don-dod...
> He wasted all that time, apparently. Not the most tactful thing to say about a friend who has just been laid off.
The TechCrunch post will help him in his job search. In fact, companies will come to him.
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#6His new(?) contact email is Gmail .... ouch.
Re: Don Dodge is Leaving Microsoft
#7Earlier quoted context omitted.
> He wasted all that time, apparently. Not the most tactful thing to say about a friend who has just been laid off.
The TechCrunch post will help him in his job search. In fact, companies will come to him.
and then Mikes Twitter Stream says this..
http://twitter.com/arrington/statuses/5428864969
@Arrington well, based on an email i just got, @dondodge may have a new dream job by end of day :-)
Re: Don Dodge is Leaving Microsoft
#8"Don Dodge laid off from Microsoft" is more accurate. Arrington's thoughts: http://www.techcrunch.com/2009/11/04/microsoft-loses-don-dod...
> He wasted all that time, apparently. Not the most tactful thing to say about a friend who has just been laid off.
I think the point was directed at Microsoft.
Re: Don Dodge is Leaving Microsoft
#9Earlier quoted context omitted.
> He wasted all that time, apparently. Not the most tactful thing to say about a friend who has just been laid off.
The TechCrunch post will help him in his job search. In fact, companies will come to him.
I'm pretty sure Don Dodge will do just fine looking for a new job, regardless of what TechCrunch posts.
Re: Don Dodge is Leaving Microsoft
#10Don has been nothing but helpful to Frogmetrics. Whatever he does next, we know he'll be great. We wish him well.
What was Microsoft thinking?