Kevin Gallo, vice president of Windows, announced his resignation after nearly 30 years at Microsoft.

CTOnews.com February 18 news, Kevin Gallo recently announced his departure from Microsoft. He joined Microsoft in 1993, started as an ordinary developer and became vice president of Windows at Microsoft after 30 years of hard work.

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Kevin Gallo updates the dynamics on its LinkedIn, and CTOnews.com translates as follows:

I have been working at Microsoft for nearly 30 years, and last week I made a difficult decision: to leave.

I feel a great honor to work with a lot of great people. Together we solve problems, meet challenges, and invent technologies that are used by many people. Together, we have created some excellent products and platforms and worked with many excellent customers, partners and developers.

I am very proud of what we have achieved. It's not easy for me to leave Microsoft and change my life, but it allows me to spend more time on other interests.

I will not take off the hat of "developer", and I will continue to program and share development experience later. I'm still going to try something new around the developer field.