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Apple Purchases Massive 43-Acre Development Site in North San Jose
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Put that way it sounds bad, but in time we may find there was method to their madness?......
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No arguments from me there. And I've got nothing against churches per se. We've just had problems specifically with newer megachurches refusing to comply with drainage and runoff regulations and wanting to be treated like special snowflakes compared to businesses that buy up similar land and do their rightful share to minimize impact on environment and roads and infrastructure. It's not appropriate discussion for this thread so that's all I'll say.
I'm hoping whatever use Apple puts this land to, they'll be good neighbors and decent to the environment.
In some areas churches are exempt from some of the rules and regulations, I know what you mean and I can see how that is frustrating. I don't doubt that Apple will be good to the environment with the development of this parcel.
Yes, because technical engineers and software developers at Apple also work on land development and building construction. /s
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Well, I that respect Apple's current headquarters (in Cupertino) or the new campus they are building nearby there are similarly pretty close.
Nah, they're clueless. The Apple HQ is in Cupertino, a distant 20 miles away from San Jose. So Apple knows nothing about earthquakes.
I wonder where is BMW's research center in Silicon Valley? Maybe this will allow Apple to take the BMW i3 and turn it into a technology demonstrator for Apple's own autonomous driving technologies.
Most of the automotive offices are up near Moffet Field inside larger building with the ceiling and floorspace for garage work. Most of these larger buildings are old Lockheed and or other former aerospace contractor buildings.
Right? Why would anyone with money to spend lease in that area? They can sell it next year and probably pull a profit if they wanted.
The point was, there's a lot of job openings yet people complain they can't find work. I bet 8 out of 10 people don't even try.
In my city alone, there's entry level burger flipping jobs to construction work, to VP level openings. Yet I hear people complain all the time.
Unless your a minority. Have a friend whom is african american applied for apple countless times. They call him talk is good until the interview and he graduated from the top college intuit area. Does apple in Cali even hire blacks? I never seen a black person working there
I even refer them to my recruiter at my company if they have IT knowledge and I never once get a call or resume either. People just don't want to work. I can't blame them when the govt makes it easy to live on govt funds.
I see a lot actually. He's probably not qualified. Just because you have experience in the role, doesn't mean you have the people skills for it, or maybe they don't think you fit their culture.
When I was FooC, I applied at 3 apple stores, only 1 hired me. Why? Probably because by the third time I knew what they were looking for and were able to align my interview with it.
