请不要在我的信里找连贯性,因为你是不会找到的。如果有内容冒犯了你,那你可能不太了解我,因为我经常会在无意中冒犯到别人,几乎已经成为了定律。
Thanks for everything.
谢谢所有的一切。
In college, I never thought I’d work for Microsoft. Then I interned in 1997 and fell in love: free sodas, individual offices (with doors!), Pentium 66’s – what more could a coder ask? Years later, my manager from the internship quit suddenly when his hard drive crashed, erasing weeks of code that hadn’t been checked in. He said it was a sign from God. I have no idea what he’s doing these days.
上大学时,我从来没有想过在微软工作。但我1997 年的时候在微软实习后,就对它一见钟情:免费的饮料、自己的办公室、奔腾66... 一个程序员还能要求什么?几年后,我实习时的老板突然离职了。他电脑的硬盘当时发生了故障,丢失了几个月的工作。他说这是一个来自上天的征兆。我不知道他现在人在哪里,在做些什么事情。
People often complain after getting a “bad” review that their manager has a distorted and inaccurate view of them. Don’t you think that, of all the people in the world, the person reviewed would have the most biased view of their own performance? I sometimes gently suggest this. People don’t believe me.
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