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NewsMash: Steve Ballmer's front-of-a-taxi interview

By Josh Lundberg
Jul 16 2010 2:40PM
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New skills for developers.

iTnews has stumbled on a secret new project by Microsoft to multi-skill its hordes of coders.

NewsMash: Steve Ballmer's front-of-a-taxi interview

It seems that writing code is no longer enough for the Redmond giant.

And even its executives have hit the streets to drive the project forward.

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