Dona Sarkar Leaves the Insiders: Microsoft Betting

Dona Sarkar bids farewell to Insiders: The Windows Insider community seems to play an important role in the development potential of Windows 10. Others still believe exactly the opposite.

Most of you know Dona Sarkar, and if you didn't know she was the head of (#NinjaCat) Windows Insider. She was the program manager and tireless about the community and her important role.dona sarkar

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Under Dona's leadership, Windows Insider was developed and expanded in many cities around the world. Dona's passion has helped Microsoft spread the idea of ​​Insiders, but just like that it looks the company is preparing changes.

Dona will acquire a new role in the company. He will participate in the management of the Microsoft Developer Relations team for Citizen Developers on the use of Power Platforms (Microsoft Flow, PowerApps and Power BI).

At the moment we don't know who will be the head of the Windows Insider Program, but I bet he won't be cute like Dona Sarkar to do PR.

Microsoft's bet at the moment is to regain public confidence, following the endless problems encountered with the development of Windows 10. Do you find that the number of errors in Windows 10 updates has increased in the last two years? If so, do you know why? This question answers a recent video by former Microsoft (Senior SDET) employee Jerry Berg, also known as Barnacules.

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The Dona Sarkar season is finally over, and its goal seems to have ended. The Windows Insider program is now famous, after dozens of events and tours in several capitals around the world. Let us now deal a little with credibility. This is something that is missing from the Microsoft operating system.

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