Uh huh sure. They only do that when they get caught. So scummy of them.
Do Apple stores really need more employees?? It's already hard to even get to the products because there are so many employees standing around (many of them not doing anything.) Way too many of them in the way.
Do Apple stores really need more employees?? It's already hard to even get to the products because there are so many employees standing around (many of them not doing anything.) Way too many of them in the way.
He won't rein longWith a cockup like this. To me, it looks totally unprofessional, if the Apple VP team went into any Currys, PCWorld or Comet they could see his god awful retail experience first hand.
SJ is gone a few months and already the B-players are running riot. RIP Apple.
Uh huh sure. They only do that when they get caught. So scummy of them.
At some point, the whole "Ooooooo...I work for Apple!!!!" won't be enough of a thumb to keep employees at bay. It's a ruthless place to work, and the training is nowhere near correlated to the actual work environment. The training is all about 'A-P-P-L-E' steps of service, but the work environment is all about, "Did you add Mobile Me to that Mac? if not, why not?" and "What's your ISP?"
In the end, there will be all sorts of talk about whether the magic of Apple Retail left when Cook did.
Also wik: If you want to experiment, maybe you should try to slice Samesung entirely out of the supply chain.
Does Browett have Apple dna in his core?
If mis-aligned, can you trust this person to build upon what has already been achieved OR will he likely damage the Apple Store experience?
Did you make a big mistake in hiring John Browett?
If so, correct the mistake quickly - before serious damage is done.
Do Apple stores really need more employees?? It's already hard to even get to the products because there are so many employees standing around (many of them not doing anything.) Way too many of them in the way.