Experience with SQL Server 2008! Must be 2008!

[Gentile]

They're going to be amazed at the interview.

The guy in that video doesn't seem that impressed with Sql 2012 / Azure integration. The third party tools for Sql 2008 R2 were less buggy than that!

[d000hg]

They're going to be amazed at the interview.

Don't too well or you'll end up "doing a SY01" and being drafted in to the development.

[escapeUK]

The guy in that video doesn't seem that impressed with Sql 2012 / Azure integration. The third party tools for Sql 2008 R2 were less buggy than that!

Ive not been impressed with anything they have done Since Windows 2008 and 7.

[Mich the Tester]

The other killer question that perhaps caught out, ooh, as many as zero candidates, was 'have you worked with Windows 7'? To which I answered 'yes, I'm working with it right now'.

[FiveTimes]

The other killer question that perhaps caught out, ooh, as many as zero candidates, was 'have you worked with Windows 7'? To which I answered 'yes, I'm working with it right now'.

My desktop machine at home is Vista, my laptop in Mac, my old netbook was XP. The only windows 7 machine in my house is daughters laptop but I don't use that too often

[Mich the Tester]

My desktop machine at home is Vista, my laptop in Mac, my old netbook was XP. The only windows 7 machine in my house is daughters laptop but I don't use that too often

Ah, then you are an experienced Windows 7 user!

[minestrone]

"I'm looking to hire a driver but they must have transit van 2008 experience"

[Mich the Tester]

"I'm looking to hire a driver but they must have transit van 2008 experience"

<sucks teeth>

ooh, it'll cost yer

[NotAllThere]

My desktop machine at home is Vista...

Then upgrade it to Win 7. Vista is appalling.

[Mich the Tester]

Then upgrade it to Win 7. Vista is appalling.

WNATS

7 is better than Vista, says the tester. (well, better than a kick in the teeth)

I think it's MS's marketing strategy, just as they did with windows 95 and then NT; make a really tulip product and sell it to everyone while keeping a good version on the shelf and then sell that and take the credit for 'a huge improvement'.