Microsoft to Hire 10,500 New College Graduates in 2010.

    Microsoft to Hire 10,500 New College Graduates in 2010.


    Posted: 25 Feb 2010
    One year after it started sacking jobs in a move designed to counterbalance the revenue drop generated by the worldwide economic downturn, Microsoft embraces an initiative that will have it and other large US corporations hiring a vast number of college graduates by the end of this year. Microsoft and the members of the Invest in America Alliance initiative herded by Intel intend to hire over 10,000 people fresh out of college. The move comes as US-based companies attempt to contribute to jumpstarting the country’s economy which is recovering from the economic crisis which seems to have hit an apex in 2009.
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    Microsoft to Hire 10,500 New College Graduates in 2010 - Together with members of the Invest in America Alliance - Softpedia
    Posted By: JMH
    25 Feb 2010



  2. valtonray
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    thats very good news considering how the economy is going. if anyone here is going to try for this i wish them the best of luck.
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  4. swarfega
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    I feel for the ones they sacked.
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