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When you make something for everyone, it's reduced and diluted to the barest parts. Completely soulless i.e. perfect for a faceless tech giant!
by JohnWhigham 5y ago
When you make something for everyone, it's reduced and diluted to the barest parts. Completely soulless i.e. perfect for a faceless tech giant!
- threeseed 5y agoHow is Apple faceless ? Everyone knows who the CEO and key executives are since they are visible at every product release.
- seoulmetro 5y agoThese companies are faceless because all your interactions with them do not go through humans and are usually devoid of any real, personal human interactions. It's not a literal take on the word faceless, there are faces, they're just not real. The real ones don't face you.
- threeseed 5y agoFor most people every interaction with Apple goes through a human. Buy a Mac, get it repaired, training etc. All in-store with an Apple employee.
- seoulmetro 5y ago>For most people every interaction with Apple goes through a human. No they don't. For a lot, sure. Most? No. These people the interact with are part of the faceless attribute, they're usually pretty robotic interactions. But yes, they're a great part of Apple. To talk to a human. >All in-store with an Apple employee. They will usually say: "Okay let us take a look." and "Okay we took a look. You need a new X." It's not the most faceless, but it is one of them. It's nearly impossible not to be faceless in this market.