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Microsoft

Software Development

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Every company has a mission. What's ours? To empower every person and every organization to achieve more. We believe technology can and should be a force for good and that meaningful innovation contributes to a brighter world in the future and today. Our culture doesn’t just encourage curiosity; it embraces it. Each day we make progress together by showing up as our authentic selves. We show up with a learn-it-all mentality. We show up cheering on others, knowing their success doesn't diminish our own. We show up every day open to learning our own biases, changing our behavior, and inviting in differences. Because impact matters. Microsoft operates in 190 countries and is made up of approximately 228,000 passionate employees worldwide.

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https://news.microsoft.com/
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Software Development
Company size
10,001+ employees
Headquarters
Redmond, Washington
Type
Public Company
Specialties
Business Software, Developer Tools, Home & Educational Software, Tablets, Search, Advertising, Servers, Windows Operating System, Windows Applications & Platforms, Smartphones, Cloud Computing, Quantum Computing, Future of Work, Productivity, AI, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Laptops, Mixed Reality, Virtual Reality, Gaming, Developers, and IT Professional

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    AI is reshaping more than workflows. It’s remaking how people across industries learn, create, collaborate and grow at work.  In May’s edition of The Monthly Tech-In, we share insights from the 2026 #WorkTrendIndex Annual Report, along with real-world examples of how leaders, creators, nonprofits and engineers are using AI to work smarter and collaborate differently.  Dive in to learn more about the trends shaping AI at work.

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    Fifteen years ago, the Washington State Opportunity Scholarship was created to help remove barriers to higher education for students across our state. Built through a strong public-private partnership, including Microsoft and Boeing’s early leadership, WSOS combines scholarships, mentorship, and career pathways to become an engine for economic mobility for more than 12,500 Washington students.

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    A lot of organizations already have access to customer insight. The harder problem is turning that insight into everyday marketing decisions.   Our Microsoft Marketing Research + Insights team started addressing that with an internal AI Messaging Assistant built on Microsoft Foundry, grounded in customer research and real-world signals.   For our marketing teams, it changes how messaging gets developed and refined. Instead of relying primarily on instinct or long feedback cycles, teams can pressure-test ideas in minutes across different audiences before anything goes to market.   That shift reduces friction, shortens feedback loops, and brings customer intelligence into the process much earlier. It also changes where teams spend time, with more focus on work that improves outcomes.   We’re already seeing measurable impact, including 90% faster messaging cycles and ~$10M in value.   This isn’t a one-off internal experiment. It’s an example of how organizations can use the Microsoft AI stack to build domain-specific systems grounded in their own data, workflows, and expertise.   This is part of becoming a Frontier Marketing organization. Not building solutions in isolation but applying them in real scenarios and learning from how the work changes.   We’ve been focused on capturing those learnings and sharing them more broadly across the organization. This is one example of that in practice: https://lnkd.in/gMMtJMGw

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    Have you ever noticed how some of our strongest memories are connected to food? For Jack Goldburg, founder of Jack’s Dining Room and Yes Chef Group, food isn’t just about what’s served. It’s about how people connect with one another and experience something lasting. In this episode of Creator Mode, Jack and I talked about how his love of food grew into something larger. He approaches creativity with a clear priority: the story behind the dish matters as much as the dish itself. That's also why he's intentional about using AI, embracing it when it adds efficiency while protecting the unmistakably human moments that people value most. What has stayed with me since this conversation with Jack is how transferable that mindset is. When work is designed with care for people, connection is built into the experience from the start. Great perspective from Jack on balancing technology with real human connection.

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