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Goal today is to have a contextual discussion so you understand what is driving our platform efforts. It is an opportune time on two counts First, with Vista and Office now out the door, we’ll start to dial up the discussion of where we are going next. Second, we have some major platform milestones this year so you should understand the principles and overall direction before we get into product specifics. Going to try to lay out the top level principles today of our architectural blueprints strategy 06/06/09 11:55 © 2006 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Microsoft, Windows, Windows Vista and other product names are or may be registered trademarks and/or trademarks in the U.S. and/or other countries. The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.

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  1. Professional Patterns on the Job ArcReady
  2. Agenda Session 1: Mastering the Soft Skills Break Session 2: Organizational Dynamics Drawing for prizes
  3. Session 1: Mastering the Soft Skills
  4. Part 1: Managing Your Career
  5.  
  6. At times, my career has been like this…
  7. George Jetson
  8. His ‘button pushing finger’
  9. Rails are cool, unless that’s what your career rides on
    • "You are in charge of your career, your company is in charge of your job"
    • @dmarsh
  10. Learning… Problem Solving… Passion…
  11.  
  12. Manage your own career, iteratively Set Goals Be Introspective Set a Plan Execute Execute Iterate
    • change where you work
    • or
    • change where you work
  13. Avoid Companies that focus on SAT interviews. Find a Company that tries to get to know YOU !
  14. Manage Your Resume
    • Don’t job hop
    • Less than two years is a problem
    • Be ready to take advantage of opportunities
    • Have story for each job in your career
    • Update it every three to six months
  15. Change creates opportunities
  16. Part 2: Let’s Talk About the Humans
  17. It’s all about people!
  18. 0 : Starting lists with zero is geek-cool. It confuses humans though.
  19. Humans don’t care about technology.
  20. Communicate Like A Human This Takes Practice!
  21. Perception is reality.
  22. What’s in it for me?
  23. Part 3: Skills for Success
  24. No agenda, no attenda
  25. If you’re not early… … you’re late!
  26. Be prepared
  27. Scrounging skills It!
  28. Always be the dumbest person in the room
  29. Say ‘I don’t know’
  30. Body Language Matters
  31. Be an Active Listener
    • Don’t have distractions
    • Ask smart questions
    • Don’t multi-task in your head
      • thinking about what you are going to say next
  32. Listen with two ears, talk with one mouth.
  33. Take Notes
  34. Use metaphors
  35. … but never use bad language.
  36. Learn how to read a room
  37. Follow through!
  38. Over communicate until they bleed!
  39. Integrity & Honesty
    • Always tell the truth, so you don't have to remember what you said to whom.
  40. Integrity & Honesty
    • Doing so ONCE will destroy the trust and credibility instantly.
  41. Build trust, and focus on the relationship.
  42.  
  43. Creativity You need to practice to strengthen it.
  44. Creativity Keep a record of your ideas.
  45. Creativity Design a system you thought of, even though it won’t get built. Throw that out. And do it two more time.
  46. Creativity Mix It up, read a book you normally wouldn’t.
  47. Brain Storming
    • Different Models Exist
      • Individual
      • Team
        • Traditional
        • Brain-on-the-wall
        • Idea voting
    • Practice…
  48. Always hold the door
  49. Learn the art of small talk
  50. Learn the art of public speaking
  51. Every technology you know today will be worthless within five years.
  52. Eat like a bird, and poop like an elephant.
  53. Learn quickly, unlearn quicker
    • Sex
    • Politics
    • Religion
  54. Sex
  55. Religion
  56. Politics
  57. Thoughts? Questions?
  58. Break Please complete and Eval
  59. Session 2: Organizational Dynamics
  60. Part 1: A Little Systems Theory
  61. Responsibility Authority Power Influence
  62. The Purpose Driven Social System
  63. Chaos Theory Point Attractors Cyclic Attractors Strange Attractors
  64. What can we conclude from this?
  65. Life is like high school
  66. Part 2: Who’s Got An Agenda?
  67. Who’s Got An Agenda? Everybody’s got an agenda!
  68. Your CEO’s Agenda
  69. Economics In One Slide Profit = Revenue - Costs We live in a growth economy.
  70. “ I need to grow the company”
  71. Your CIO’s Agenda
  72. Is the CIO a technologist who understands the business? or a business person who understands technology?
  73. “ I need to add value to the business”
  74. Your Director’s Agenda
  75. “ I need to get the right people working on the right projects”
  76. Your Manager’s Agenda
  77. “ I need to make sure everyone is happy”
  78. Your Coworkers’ Agenda
  79. “ We want to work with great people who carry their own weight”
  80. Your Agenda
  81. “ I need to choose technologies with a future”
  82. “ I need to focus on adding business value and project success – not necessarily efficiency”
  83. Part 3: Strategies for Success
  84. Dress +1
  85. Plug into your company’s information pipeline
  86. Seek out a mentor
  87. Have a best friend at work
  88. Evangelize
  89. Build an network of like-minded people
  90. Build coalitions
  91. Learn to the right way to gripe
  92. Keep an eye on the sharks
  93. Be prepared to have the “hard” conversations
  94. Always maintain your composure
  95. Master the formal political tools Compromise (win-win) Arbitration Escalation
  96. Know your boundaries and limitations
  97. Never burn a bridge
  98. Be a positive force
  99. Don't ever let the bozo's grind you down.
  100. References Systems Thinking – Gharajedaghi What the CEO Want’s You To Know – Charan CIO Wisdom – Lane, et. al. 7 Habits of Highly Effective People – Covey How to Win Friends & Influence People – Carnegie Influence: The Psychology of Persuasion – Cialdini Introducing Neuro-Linguistic Programming – O’Conner & Seymour
  101. © 2008 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Microsoft, Windows, Windows Vista and other product names are or may be registered trademarks and/or trademarks in the U.S. and/or other countries. The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.

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