Iphones are dominant at my job. If im correct 30 out of the 44 employees at my job has an iphone. What does it look like in your neck of the woods ?
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Percentage of people with an iphone at your job
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I work for AT&T Corporate and its an even mix I think but I would def say more iPhones.
Printing industry with 21 employed. 16 with iPhones. Ambulance services where I am employed, it is virtually all iPhone. To hard to get an accurate count as many of us work shift and do not see each other for weeks sometimes, but I would put it around the 80% mark or better.
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I'm a student and usually see about 70% of my peers using iPhones at the University. Mostly iPhone 5, 5s, and 5c.
Did you really spend time counting what kind of phone people use. You have too much time on your hands.
In my department of like 18 I would say 3 people (including me) have them.
Android for everyone else
Android for everyone else
You can pay for my next one if you like! I won't stop you!Everyone here does Apple iPhones. How do I know, I pay for them!
You can pay for my next one if you like! I won't stop you!
Can you wait for the 6S. 17 iPhone 6 and 6+ units for my key people, I am broke!
About 40% have company iPhone's of various ages.
About 40% have their own iPhone.
About 20% have something else.
About 40% have their own iPhone.
About 20% have something else.
If I had to guess, I'd say there's about a 60/40 split overall. Mostly iPhones. Could be closer to 70/30, but I don't pay terribly close attention. I just know that most people on company phones are using iPhone and that iOS is our corporate standard for mobile and tablet.
I work in marketing, btw.
That said, I still remember when my iPhone was the odd man out at work. With the original and the 3G, I spent more time handing it to people who wanted to look at it than I did using it if I was in a meeting that hadn't started yet and people saw my phone. This was through about the iPhone 3GS to iPhone 4 era, when iPhone became dominant for enterprise use.
I work in marketing, btw.
That said, I still remember when my iPhone was the odd man out at work. With the original and the 3G, I spent more time handing it to people who wanted to look at it than I did using it if I was in a meeting that hadn't started yet and people saw my phone. This was through about the iPhone 3GS to iPhone 4 era, when iPhone became dominant for enterprise use.
I would say anyone who had an original can remember those days. Nobody else had one. I was the only one in my family who had an iPhone back then. Now all my siblings and even my dad has one.
Were used to be 100% Blackberry until the Bold. All but two or three of all 15 of them died in their sleep. No more Blackberry for me!
I had one and my eldest son had one. He was 17 at the time, and I was 39.
We had fun, since there were 2 of us in the same house. I'm glad he decided to spend his money on it instead of a PSP. In fact, I bought mine at the mall right after he'd bought a PSP and we went for dinner. He sat and thought and then said, "I think I should return this... I want an iPhone."
He still has his. It still works (though he's had a few others since and currently has a 6 plus). I unlocked mine and sold it for more than I paid for it.
It was a weird time. I felt like my poor iPhone was the village bicycle whenever I sat down pretty much anywhere. I'm not the type who likes much attention, so it was a bit weird. I do like talking to people, and talking about the iPhone and what it could do was quite fun, though.