I have heard the new Zune will be an iPod killer... ?Designing a chip for the next Zune or Windows phone probably.
And 150,000 of those aren’t high profile engineers. I’m talking about the high profile people they are losing lately.
It would help readers if you stated this, then?And 150,000 of those aren’t high profile engineers. I’m talking about the high profile people they are losing lately. I appreciate the condescension though.
How did Apple dump Microsoft?Apple dumps Microsoft......Microsoft buys key Apple processor engineers and designers......
Apple has one more card to play to retain key engineers and designers. Give them stocks and make them billionaires. But then you can't have billionaire engineers and CEO. Tim Cook would need to be the trillionaire CEO.
It isn’t good to be complacent and work for a single company for too long at a time. You want to be able to take any good opportunity that presents itself.Why is Apple losing everyone lately?
Apple has one more card to play to retain key engineers and designers. Give them stocks and make them billionaires. But then you can't have billionaire engineers and CEO. Tim Cook would need to be the trillionaire CEO.
Filippio is world class talent and there's a only a handful of silicon designers of his caliber. These guys are not easy to replace.nothing to worry about
Guys like Filippio don't have to look for work. It comes looking for them. They can literally write their own ticket.This guy worked at both Intel and AMD... then spent a decade at Arm... then a few years at Apple... and now onto Microsoft.
Some of these guys really get around!
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It would help readers if you also weren't condescending.It would help readers if you stated this, then?
Yes, that's why Jony Ive was only around at Apple for a few years.It isn’t good to be complacent and work for a single company for too long at a time. You want to be able to take any good opportunity that presents itself.
…..Says one person with an unvalidated opinion on a random Internet discussion forum about one of the most successful tech companies in the world. Yeah…Ok.Because it's not a great place to work.
I would say it is about the money. If Apple starts a bidding war to keep a person then everyone else around that person at Apple would be looking for a raise. If the person just leaves...for Microsoft in this case...then remaining people aren't certain why the person left.And yet if it really is "just about the money", nobody can really touch Apple - they literally have hundreds of billions in cash available to them.
So if these people were truly critical to the success of Apple Silicon, Apple could easily out-bid anyone else via a cash (re-)signing bonus.
"A revolving door for engineers" that are not happy, challenged, and/or appreciated. I guarantee that happy engineers don't just leave for no reason.Its a revolving door for engineers!
Or they’re just being offered more money."A revolving door for engineers" that are not happy, challenged, and/or appreciated. I guarantee that happy engineers don't just leave for no reason.
Apple is designing its own M1 "silicon" processors without Intel. Intel is associated with Windows operating system. Intel phoned Microsoft and said you help us bleed Apple of talent required to design their own stuff.How did Apple dump Microsoft?
If you're not moving jobs every 3-5yrs in the tech industry you're looked at as nuts with no drive. Staying at a company because you enjoy it is rarely a thing in tech anymore unless yours an upper level executive and have already been at that company for a long time.This guy worked at both Intel and AMD... then spent a decade at Arm... then a few years at Apple... and now onto Microsoft.
Some of these guys really get around!
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If it wasn’t for Microsoft, there would be no Apple. They bailed them out decades ago from bankruptcy.Apple is designing its own M1 "silicon" processors without Intel. Intel is associated with Windows operating system. Intel phoned Microsoft and said you help us bleed Apple of talent required to design their own stuff.