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> Who cares about WFH I care about wfh more than pretty much anything, even slightly more than compensation. > when you get to live in California you'd have
by silicon2401 5y ago
> Who cares about WFH
I care about wfh more than pretty much anything, even slightly more than compensation.
> when you get to live in California
you'd have to pay me to live in California
> work with some of the brightest minds?
couldn't care less who I work with, I just want an easy job with a good paycheck where I can work remotely until I retire early.
> Only privileged person wouldn't value that.
Not everybody likes California or cares about programming. For many of us it's just a job
- dkonofalski 5y agoWith respect, I don't think those are the types of people Apple looks for.
- coldtea 5y agoOf course not. They want the starry eyed, easily milkable, impressionable, just got off of the Greyhound bus, types...
- dkonofalski 5y agoNo, they want people that are competent and want to do what they're there to do. They don't want people that just want to show up and have their bills paid.
- coldtea 5y ago>No, they want people that are competent and want to do what they're there to do They could not care less for that. It's busywork theater to show you're subservient.
- ehutch79 5y agoThen why do you want to work for Apple?
- Glavnokoman 5y agoWhere did he indicate he wants to work for Apple?
- ehutch79 5y agoThe discussion is about working at apple specifically. With tangents about working at fanng companies in general in different threads.
- silicon2401 5y agoAs the other user said, I never mentioned wanting to work for Apple. I was responding to this part of the original comment: > Only privileged person wouldn't value that [being in california, etc] Privilege has nothing to do with not valuing california, bright minds, etc