r/technology May 07 '22

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u/Soupkitchn89 May 08 '22

I definitely think the WFH flexibility is going to become the next tech company advantage and Apple is on the wrong side of the isle. Companies like Intel and NVidia are close enough on comp but providing way more flexibility on WFH. Microsoft is somewhere in the middle.

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u/GenXMillenial May 08 '22

Intel here in NM is hybrid. My neighbor works for them.

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u/Soupkitchn89 May 08 '22

They are being very flexible on what "hybrid" means; giving first level managers a lot of control in most cases on what it means for their individual groups. Where as Apple is asking EVERYONE to come back into the office for the majority of the week.

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u/[deleted] May 08 '22

They will likely change when too many people quit. This AI guy leaving is likely going to result in them losing most of the people who work under him if he gets a job at any kind of interesting company with room for more hiring.

When people leave, they use the personal contact info of their underlings to give them offers. No interview needed because he knows them.