Microsoft announce 600 jobs in Dublin

Microsoft have announced plans to hire 600 people at its Irish operations.

Fri, 17 Feb, 2017 - 07:00

Microsoft have announced plans to hire 600 people at its Irish operations.

500 jobs will be created in a newly established Microsoft EMEA inside sales (selling remotely by phone or online) centre in Dublin. Recruitment starts immediately, with all jobs to be filled within six months.

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