Frankly speaking no. Most top company these days expects workers to show up most time.Maybe Apple has realized that top talent might tend to not want to work in an office at all. If top talent is told they need to they've got the option to go work elsewhere.
Exactly. Top talent has options. All this return to the office has done is leave legacy employers with mediocre employees with no alternative employers that actually want them.Maybe Apple has realized that top talent might tend to not want to work in an office at all. If top talent is told they need to they've got the option to go work elsewhere.
My God we can only hope. These tech companies can go further destroy Austin or anywhere in Tennessee. I hear the locals are thrilled about the changes these transplants are making to their once lovely areas.Perhaps Apple is waiting on the outcome of the governor's race... if a certain... candidate were to win, I could see them and other companies scaling back or leaving entirely...
the ipod nano came out in 2005Just a thought. Maybe Apple is no longrt getting the top engineers anymore. Used to be Apple was a great place to work. Now that engineering is boiling down to "How can we make it thinner?", an Apple campus doesn't hold the cachet it once did.
hmmm. Apple $110B stock buyback dwarfs any projects you mention.Apple could have had a nice new campus in North Carolina if they didn't flush billions down the drain on a laughable "AR" headset & a non-existent electric car.....
I travel there every few years.love it. Been doing this for 35 years. In fact I’m going back a month or so for a few weeks. Take care of some businessOne of the most beautiful places in the US but has also now become unaffordable for most.
Perhaps you should go watch one of the 123 video sessions that Apple released at WWDC. Then you'll see what they are up to. And that's just the software side of things.Just a thought. Maybe Apple is no longrt getting the top engineers anymore. Used to be Apple was a great place to work. Now that engineering is boiling down to "How can we make it thinner?", an Apple campus doesn't hold the cachet it once did.
I hope that Apple continues to take risks.Apple could have had a nice new campus in North Carolina if they didn't flush billions down the drain on a laughable "AR" headset & a non-existent electric car.....
Thank goodness, they didn't consider Georgia.Some states are more "dangerous" to invest in than others. Usually, the cheapest with the most incentives are the most dangerous.
An increasingly common occurrence throughout the west.One of the most beautiful places in the US but has also now become unaffordable for most.
Doubt it...Apple could have had a nice new campus in North Carolina if they didn't flush billions down the drain on a laughable "AR" headset & a non-existent electric car.....
These are the kinds of things you put a pause on when it’s clear certain economic realities make that popping sound in the next 1-3 years…
Google paused another building at their Kirkland area in April. Many other corporate giants have been scaling back their real estate expansions and holdings.
What is Amp Housing?There are many companies in the tech sector moving into the triangle. They need to first get Amp Housing so workers will work within the location of their dev. NC has many protected lands in the area. They are always changing regulations on how and where they can and cannot build. Affordable hosing is a big problem for Tringale and surrounding areas.
That's a great name for an auto magazine.Apple probably thought they needed extra space to develop Car and Vision.