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The bigger question
The bigger question is, why didn't Booch want the job? Not that Chief Scientist for Software Development at IBM is anything to sneeze at (far from it), but inquiring minds would love to know why the lack of apparent interest. [Besides the obvious one, having to work daily with Ballmer].
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two different people  xuniL_z | 05/27/08
irrelevant  Linux Geek | 05/27/08
irrelevant  xuniL_z | 05/27/08
The bigger question  klumper | 05/27/08
irrelevant!  jorjitop | 05/27/08
Giorgio....you only tell part of the story, why?  xuniL_z | 05/28/08
M$ and Mickey Ds  chinese.bookie | 05/29/08
Dear Steve Ballmer  chinese.bookie | 05/29/08
Dear Steve Jobs  xuniL_z | 05/30/08
Dear Richard Stallman,  xuniL_z | 05/30/08
Doubtful - IBM is going the wrong direction  bcarpent1228@... | 05/27/08
They have one?  Richard Flude | 05/27/08
Ignore this troll. It's just more of his spam  xuniL_z | 05/28/08
RE: What if Microsoft had picked a different Chief Software Archiect?  aspemail@... | 05/27/08
What Do CSAs Do?  amywohl | 05/28/08
RE: What if Microsoft had picked a different Chief Software Archiect?  chinese.bookie | 05/29/08
RE: What if Microsoft had picked a different Chief Software Archiect?  Atlas Shrugging | 05/29/08
RE: What if Microsoft had picked a different Chief Software Archiect?  Jackie150 | 10/09/09
RE: What if Microsoft had picked a different Chief Software Archiect?  sexy costumes | 11/11/09

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