Any cases like that? or apple mostly ignores this stuff?
Has Apple ever hired one of its fans?
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Re: Has Apple ever hired one of its fans?
#2as for big fans, i don't think apple takes the size of a candidate into consideration while hiring. i can't imagine apple refusing a capable MIT and Stanford graduate simply because he was 7 feet tall. so if apple did hire fans, it would extend the same courtesy to big fans as well.
further, california's climate makes it unnecessary to have fans on the premises. even though i'm doubtful that apple hired fans, even if they owned one, it would be in one of the hotter countries such as the arab world, singapore, india, etc.
just my 2 cents.
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#3And security researcher last November http://www.slate.com/blogs/business_insider/2016/02/03/apple...
Re: Has Apple ever hired one of its fans?
#4At least one: https://www.quora.com/Has-anyone-who-has-posted-an-Apple-des... And security researcher last November http://www.slate.com/blogs/business_insider/2016/02/03/apple...
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#5i don't think apple hires its fans. for all its innovative culture and centricity on technology, steve jobs was pretty clear that it is humans who come together to create extraordinary stuff. i haven't known of a case in which a fan was hired by apple and it was able to function like a human. at most, it may have rotated around itself at a very fast speed to discharge cool air on humans, helping them build great stuf…
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Re: Has Apple ever hired one of its fans?
#6i don't think apple hires its fans. for all its innovative culture and centricity on technology, steve jobs was pretty clear that it is humans who come together to create extraordinary stuff. i haven't known of a case in which a fan was hired by apple and it was able to function like a human. at most, it may have rotated around itself at a very fast speed to discharge cool air on humans, helping them build great stuf…