Things I Learned At The Apple Store--Part 2 »
Posted By lenseview 1 year, 8 months ago in Science & TechnologyEntertaining, smart & unexpectedly provocative. 2 stories (1st linked to this one) recounting author's 1st experiences at an Apple Store. Both created big response. Author is admitted tech novice. 1st piece was very positive toward Apple store--& produced some inflammatory reactions. 2nd piece is Author's reply to 1st piece critics.
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beatit051 year, 8 months ago
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Nice find =)
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Macondo1 year, 8 months ago
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In the apple store there are two or three personality type employees.
1) The arrogant ones in a ratio of 1 per 100 clients called Geniuses.Their function is to make you feel stupid while they try to fix your computer, the I-Pod or the I-Phone.
2) Then the nice guys and gals very helpful ratio of 1 per 10 clients, unable to help you but very efficient selling the gizmos.
3) Finally the silent ones wit the function of walking inn and out the back door apparently for no reason.
45 minutes of exposure to this environment if you buy something are a powerful buster of your self esteem. It cures inferiority complexes and phobias.
The effect starts when you leave the store and is reinforced while you meet friends still hooked to a regular Windows PC.
Apple has done more for me than the expensive shrink did in years.
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