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If their employees all have macbooks that can be wiped remotely then yeah that isn't uncommon at this stage. My company allowed laid off folks to keep their lap
by dangerwill 3y ago
If their employees all have macbooks that can be wiped remotely then yeah that isn't uncommon at this stage. My company allowed laid off folks to keep their laptops after the wipe. Probably just avoids a logistical headache getting the machines back from remote employees.
- CharlieDigital 3y agoBig time logistical headache. Not only the cost of shipping itself, but then also reimbursing all of the employees for that expense. Then receiving hundreds of units and then having to check them. What are you going to do with these machines? Now spend time to sell them? Store them? By the time you're ramping up hiring, the machines are outdated. Then you need to pay IT to clean them up and refurbish them. And your new employees don't get the dopamine hit from opening a new MacBook and latest hardware.