year’s Tech*Ed theme is Learn about – Solve – Expand. Playing off of that theme,
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office 2010 Home And Student serial key, you must be a Tech*Ed attendee.) eligible? Any non-Microsoft employees attending this year’s Tech*Ed. But Microsoft employees are encouraged to collaborate with non-Microsoft attendees on the puzzles. just a sleazy recruiting push to generate leads / potential interview candidates? Believe it or not … no, it’s not. I created this game so I would have an excuse to connect and talk with people. My goal at this year’s Tech*Ed is to get out and meet the technical community. I want to answer your questions. I want to address your concerns. And sure, I want to expand my network. But my hope with the Puzzle Challenge is that you’ll have fun solving the puzzles …. And working together with others to solve those puzzles. None of the information I gather will be used on the back-end for recruiting purposes. if you are interested in entering: others fun. And have a chance to win a cool prize.
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