After working in Macromedia\/Adobe for ten years I decided to quit Adobe. Today was my last day at Adobe.<\/p>\n
The last ten years at Adobe have been professionally and personally very satisfying for me. I have worked on some of the most technically challenging assignments in my career so far. Learnt a lot and put my learnings back into the products I worked on.<\/p>\n
On the last day when I was reflecting on my journey in Adobe, I recall my interview as a candidate. Macromedia did not have an office at that time in Bangalore and I was interviewed in Windsor Manor hotel. I was the first engineer recruited for ColdFusion in Bangalore. When I joined the ColdFusion team, ColdFusion 7 release was in the final stages. I started with fixing a few bugs towards the end of the release. After that I worked on many features of ColdFusion and ColdFusion Builder in the subsequent releases.<\/p>\n
Till a couple of months back I was not thinking about quitting Adobe. But then an opportunity came along that was so different from the way I was working in Adobe that I decided to take it up. I might write more about it later.<\/p>\n
My best wishes to the ColdFusion team and the ColdFusion community.<\/p>\n
-Ram Kulkarni<\/p>\n
P.S. I joined back Adobe in June 2015.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
After working in Macromedia\/Adobe for ten years I decided to quit Adobe. Today was my last day at Adobe. The last ten years at Adobe have been professionally and personally very satisfying for me. I have worked on some of the most technically challenging assignments in my career so far. Learnt a lot and put … <\/p>\n