1991 was a big year for me.
I got married.
I bought a house.
My first child was born
AND
I joined Microsoft on May 20, 1991
Today marks my 18th year anniversary at Microsoft.
They say 18 is the age of maturity, and Wikipedia lists some great age 18 milestones! I wont list them here, but you can guess where I’m going….
One fact about 18 which I really love is that 18, aside from 0, is the only number that equals twice the sum of its decimal digits – cool huh?.
Today I am following in the Microsoft tradition which dictates that I bring in a pound of M&Ms for each year that I’ve been an employee.
Yes, that’s a lot of M&M’s!! (over 8KG for you metric folks)
As I have done for the past few years (17, 16. 15, 14, 13), time to reflect a bit on my time at Microsoft. Yes, I still love the job.
The resume hasn’t changed that much over the year, apart from a title adjustment
I’m leading a team of great guys and we are focusing on helping the DPE folks around the world, who do the real work, day in and day out. I do miss the customer interaction bit, getting up on stage, doing the press interviews.
My guys are on twitter (as am I, @frankarr) so why not follow the exploits of @orco & @jldavid too !!
Ok, time to share those M&Ms
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Congrats Frnak!! 18 years is a long time to be anywhere.. And to still be enjoying it is even better.
I've said it before but - congratulations! :)
Cheers,
JL
@Eddie de Bear
thanks mate! hey - how about those saints!!
@jldavid
thx again mate and thx for the RT!
18 years! Man, you're a champion, Frank. :)
Congratulations on reaching your "maturity", oh wait... don't you have to be 21 in the US? ;)
@AndrewParsons
thanks mate!
21 eh?
well i've been in the US for 21 months - does that count??