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I see how you came to that conclusion, but it is wrong: We don't have a "company blessed developer laptop" on purpose - we're small (compared to other companie
by tribaal 10y ago
I see how you came to that conclusion, but it is wrong:
We don't have a "company blessed developer laptop" on purpose - we're small (compared to other companies with similar reach), so that's the only way we can cover enough ground.
Every technical employee works from home, and buys his/her own gear. People are expected to report (and fix, when relevant. Some teams do a better job at that than others, certainly) their issues with gear that is relevant to their own profile and market.
The company gives out money bonus for people to buy what they want and stay current every once in a while.
Source: I'm a Canonical employee (not working on the desktop - but expected to at least report my desktop bugs on the particular brand of laptop that I use).
- wpietri 10y agoHe didn't say "company blessed". He said "favorite". I would be very surprised if there weren't some clustering in laptop choice.
- sounds 10y agoI do appreciate the reply! I did indeed just mean clustering of laptop choices in the past, with no "company blessed" laptop to date. I then went with the idea that the company could bless one in the future. Thanks for explaining how it really works!