GeoWeb 2007 Keynote Speaker, Jack Dangermond
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Oh, I forgot to mention about my upcoming book "Donations for Dish Detergent N3W" The inside story for the last quarter century. It's a very insightful fiction about and awesome company that made a lot of money over the last 30+ years. The early days through the last days. I hope you all enjoy the reading.
repairman4 3 years ago
ESRI is a company that does not care for it's employees. The employees are under a tremendous amount of internal pressure to produce software so that software maintenance revenue can be over charged to it's customers for each insignificant minor release in which they justify charging money for software that is full of known bugs before each release. Don't get me wrong.. many of the people at ESRI believe in what they are doing, but the company is not a big happy place to work...
repairman4 3 years ago