TECHNOLOGY TRENDS

The general design of the website can immediately throw some light on the purpose of the website. The title and other tag lines are written well enough to capture the attention of the tech-savvy. The entire contents and idea is very explained in a nut shell using the picture as icons. On going through the menu options, any individual will raise his eyebrow to know what is hidden in them. Basically, a research center that attracts the individuals and students to join Microsoft Israel centers to groom them. The center comprises of highly qualified and inspirational team headed by the President Moshe Lichtman.

The most interesting element in the website is the description of the contents and their placement. Any new comer to the site will straight away get the gist of the purpose of the website. The focus of the site is very well explained through its descriptive part. The main objective is to tap the resources of the tech-savvy available in the country and could possibly join Microsoft Israel to get a prospective career. The tagline “future in your hands” speaks a lot about the purpose of the site.

One possible hindrance in accessing the website is the window which asks for the possible installation of Silverlight which is a Microsoft product. When the user cancels the installation, he is taken back to the home page. Instead, if the menu found at the bottom of the page is clicked, the menu contents are accessible. The absence of this hindrance would improve the accessibility much easier. Microsoft Israel recruitment is very keen in taking prospective candidates for the R&D positions. The site is aimed at giving working opportunities and taps the best of minds available to shape the future in a much better way.

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