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Zoe and I attended the HR “All-Hands” meeting this morning. At the end of the meeting, our VP Ken DiPietro extended a few congratulations for what he informally called “Great Moments at Work.” Much to our surprise, Zoë and I were included! As Ken asked us to stand, he said, “I;ve received quite a bit of e-mail about these two.” Uh-oh. Ken then read a blurb about our blog;s activity and mission, later straying from his notes to talk a little bit about how proud he was of our work. It;s all a blur right now for me, but I recall some words like “innovative,Office Professional Plus 2010,” “creative,” “demystifying,” and “entrepreneurial.” I thought I also heard “big raise,” but Zoë said I was just dreaming. Today has been great. So many people have stopped by to congratulate us and engage in dialogues around blogging,Microsoft Office 2007 Professional, customer outreach, and what our “real” jobs are. Several had never heard of our blog before, but I was a bit hesitant to reveal our URL since my last post is entitled,Office Professional 2007, “Who Puked on My Cheese?” Not exactly award-winning writing there. ;-) Personally,Office 2007 Download, I am very motivated by public recognition so today;s kudos were just what I needed to boost my confidence. I;m also very excited that this type of work has been recognized as a positive turn for our organization. We hope more recruiters will take us up on our offer to contribute guest posts,Windows 7 Ultimate Key, and maybe – just maybe – other HR professionals will even start their own blogs! So thank you to everyone who has extended a hearty congratulations to us today. Thanks to Ken and especially our General Manager, Abilio Gonzalez, for believing in us and supporting our work. I have to admit our blog has evolved into a bit of a hobby for us (as it should), but we never would have been able to keep it going in the early days (you know, three months ago) if we didn;t have support from senior leadership. I see this as a great day for customer outreach in Microsoft HR and just the beginning of big things to come. gretchen