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Well, count me outside that norm too. I work in a pretty corporate environment and nobody here uses Microsoft stuff. In fact, I've never worked anywhere where t
by usingpond 13y ago
Well, count me outside that norm too. I work in a pretty corporate environment and nobody here uses Microsoft stuff. In fact, I've never worked anywhere where the vast majority of people weren't on a Mac.
- BSousa 13y agoHow old are you? Not bashing, really curious here!
- barrkel 13y agoIn the past 20 years I've been employed, Mac has never been a majority. First PCs with Windows, now increasingly Linux on developer machines and management with Macs. But we still have Mac machines, because our customer data comes in in Excel, our applications are written to be compatible with IE8, etc.
- wil421 13y ago>I've never worked anywhere where the vast majority of people weren't on a Mac. If you are a web designer or creative professional I could see how this could be true for your team. My company provides people with a Dell but for those that wish you can BYOD. 98% of people use the company laptop.
- veidr 13y agoHow long have you been working? In my job, each year I end up in dozens of meetings between corporate executives from different countries around the world. Nowadays, it is true that I see them bringing mostly Macs and iPads. But this is, in my experience, a rather astonishing change from even 5 years ago, when 95% of the computers I would see these visitors bring would be Windows (and the majority of those still being Windows XP). The Apple hegemony is still a pretty new thing.