Apple Invites Retail Employees to Test Pre-Release Versions of macOS Sierra

[thisisnotmyname]

Can't tell if you are serious. Those employees don't get paid to beta test and have to do it on their own free time.

Came here expecting someone to comment about lack of pay, was not disappointed.
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Yes. They are expected to beta test software on their private, personal equipment in their spare private time. You know, a company with that crap load of money in their bank accounts should at least have the decency to let their employees beta test the new product during work hours on company equipment.

There are a lot of other things that the company could do, but they all have in common that Apple should be generous to its employees, not the other way around.

Should have quoted this one. Better whine factor.

 

[iOSFangirl6001]

Can't tell if you are serious. Those employees don't get paid to beta test and have to do it on their own free time.

Can't tell if you're serious either or if you actually think I didn't know this


Side note last I checked unless you're an actual person working for Apple on the software/hardware R & D itself most people ARE NOT Paid to beta test. It may suck but it is what it is
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Yes. They are expected to beta test software on their private, personal equipment in their spare private time. You know, a company with that crap load of money in their bank accounts should at least have the decency to let their employees beta test the new product during work hours on company equipment.

There are a lot of other things that the company could do, but they all have in common that Apple should be generous to its employees, not the other way around.

Wow does everyone here automatically assume every comment is 100% serious?

Do we need to insert </s> as if we were formatting or something?

I'll agree it does suck for the employees in those regards.

Some people might see it as lucky ONLY in the sense that they get a 1st look at a new product. Seriously tho hoping that anyone else thinking of quoting this and spazzing out can calm their titties

 

[Fishticks]

I have zero issues with wifi etc. maybe your machine is at fault

Yeah, that's what I'm saying, it's at fault and Apple needs to fix their software.
[doublepost=1468079662][/doublepost]Ok, I've spend a few hours online with Apple support to try and fix my Airdrop not working (like for a lot of people). All they could say in the end was to hope for a software fix in an update. That was maybe 1 year ago.