Re:My Experience at Apple
by thinkingemote on Saturday January 02, 2021 @05:14AM
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>Always having some problem with a hand or a back or some family problem or whatever which demanded that they take days off
You now know that they too hated the place and did whatever they could to not be there, I hope. They were not "whiny little bitches" at all.
Okay, yes actually never really considered that as someone who never had a single sick day in my life. It might be....
Re:My Experience at Apple
by NoSorryCannot on Saturday January 02, 2021 @10:32PM
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You should use your sick days when you are sick.
Of course..
Isn't that usually exactly the reason some people are winy little bitches?
Re:My Experience at Apple
by birdyrooster on Saturday January 02, 2021 @06:47AM
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That’s how people take extra vacation pretty much everywhere. It’s not being a whiny bitch it’s called not working yourself harder than necessary. Go work yourself to death somewhere else and stop shaming people for not being Apple fanboys and working extra hard for Papa Steve.
Apple's old HQ is on a street called Mariani, and both have a building named Three, viewable on Google maps.
MA03 is indeed Mariani 3.
Re:My Experience at Apple
by throwawy937203 on Saturday January 02, 2021 @12:25AM
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Mathilda 3 is 'MT03'.
I worked at Apple and it was absolutely horrible. I remember sitting on the train and actually thinking about killing myself. Reasons were many, but mostly I just didn't fit in there, I think.
I felt like people there were also a bunch of whiny little bitches to be honest. Always having some problem with a hand or a back or some family problem or whatever which demanded that they take days off. There were a few people whom I felt were probably talking some shit behind my back, but I couldn't really believe it until I read this story. It was just a horrible horrible place and I can also recognize that thing about having a predecessor, who was apparently a "bad person" and thus had to be terminated.
Every other day I would have people telling me how great a place it was and how lucky we were to be working in a place so big while still having that startup feeling. I have worked at startups and I always just imagined to myself that 40 year old "dude" who refuses to grow up. That is Apple..
Never again.
I got dragged through the whole white boarding experience also for the first time and it was fun enough, but in hindsight, they should just have asked me if I would suck Steve Jobs dick, if he came in that door. The answer to that question alone would have provided them with enough information about whether I would have been a good hire or not.
I am 45 and have never every experienced a work place like that. Always had positive feedback and never had any problems with colleagues.