Early last week someone at Microsoft leaked training videos that were made by the UK creators of the comedy sitcom "The Office." They didn't last long on YouTube before they were taken down.
Early last week someone at Microsoft leaked training videos that were made by the UK creators of the comedy sitcom "The Office." They didn't last long on YouTube before they were taken down.
Big Blue, however, spotted a good opportunity for some fun (and potentialy viral marketing). Moving quickly, IBM uploaded 3 funny videos produced in a similar vein:
BTW, they were all written and performed by IBM staff...Mainframe - The Art of the Sale, Lesson One
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