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Yes I actually do like SharePoint. Have liked it since thd beginning.jtee said:Welcome ntbuddy. Do you really like Sharepoint?
I work at the evil empire and have been in various different positions over the course of my career. When I've changed positions, I have avoided anything to do with Sharepoint development. My experience with it is nothing by endless time consuming frustration. It is one of the most unintuitive pieces of software I have ever dealt with. But hey, if you like it, that is what MS wants to hear.
I've worked for the Evil Empire in Redmond WA for about 10 years and been in a few different development positions. When I have changed positions I have avoided anything that has to do with sharepoint development. I've found it to be pretty much endless time consuming frustration. It is one of the most unintuitive pieces of software I have ever had to deal with. But hey, if you like it, that is what MS wants to hear.ntbuddy said:Yes I actually do like SharePoint. Have liked it since the beginning.
I'm so envious. I've always wanted to go to Redmond. I would have to agree that SharePoint is one of the worst products Microsoft has but if you utilize the base services you're okay. I wish in the latest version they would've created a whole new set of services and slowly retired the old ones. I've written so many workarounds for it that all the efforts I've made are now bearing fruit but it's taken me years to get somethign truly workable whereas with the CRM product I had a full toolset in a matter of half a year.
I actually love Microsoft products. SharePoint I feel is the "hidden beast" and have converted so many companies to it (about 30-40) by just explaining to them the basic concepts and all. If the last time you used it was the 2003 version then it's a night and day difference. It's probably the best product they have even though from my view, developer view, it's less than ideal but still blows the pants off anything else out there.