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Share the Vision

I guess you could say I've taken the red pill, and probably some kool-aid too, and I'm going down the rabbit hole as we speak. No, I haven't taken a job at Microsoft; I quite love my job at RDA. Rather, I've just 'branded' my laptop in order to help evangelize the vision of the Team System platform. It is pretty slick, and should look good during presentations.

I'm always on the lookout for VSTS branded swag, like apparel, stickers, and knick-knacks. I like them both for myself, and I try to find stuff to give out during my presentations to promote interaction with the attendees. If you run across any VSTS swag, let me know.

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About Steve

Steve Andrews has been working as a developer for more than 8 years. During this time, he has designed and developed applications in such widely varying areas as trust accounting, medical information management, supply chain management, and retail systems. He has firsthand developer experience with a variety of languages, including Java, VB, and .NET. Most recently, he has been immersed in SharePoint. He is currently employed at RDA Corporation in Philadelphia, PA, as a Software Engineer and a team member in the Architectural Guidance evangelism team. Steve is also an MTCS (x2), ICSOO, and .NET fanatic.
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