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After Anne Poiret's report on the working conditions surrounding the making of the iPhone 5, the image of Apple is likely to further deteriorate with the publication, on the Web, of a survey carried out by the Gizmodo site and relating to the habits of the employees of several very specific Apple Stores. Guaranteed surprise.
Theft, destruction of equipment, sale of drugs, use of private data or even psychological pressure or with sexual overtones ... Here are some of the revelations from the survey carried out by the Gizmodo site and published today, which summarizes the various correspondences received by the site since another survey carried out last June. Here are a few peeled themes:
Material destruction
The "Geniuses" who work in Apple Stores love their products. They love them so much that they don't hesitate to play football with them, according to statements from several anonymous employees interviewed by the source site. They explain that beyond the football game, the employees also tried to see which was more solid between an iPhone and an iPad, in the form of a simple game, whether these products were models brought by individuals for repairs or other. A habit that would have been taken by these "Genius", all professional rank combined, and without the slightest kind of respect towards those who bring them as with those who made them dearly at Foxconn.
Theft of equipment and use of personal data
Employees change their personal equipment at leisure, which they might find obsolete, by applying discount coupons and using the inventory in the knowledge and sight of all, according to certain emails received by the site. And when Sam Biddle asks if this practice does not bother his superiors, his interlocutor replies: "Absolutely not at the store. Usually, they are on their smartphones texting each other, in the bathroom or downstairs. , talking about their tragic lives and playing Angry Birds ... ".
Another point concerns the unprofessional attitude towards an audience in distress, material in hand. Some exchanges indicate that when an "attractive" customer arrived in the store, the behavior of the employees and managers of the store changed dramatically, with, as a backdrop, the desire to put a smile on her face. Another testimony reports a woman who left her computer for repair, and whose personal photos were viewed by members of the store, nothing technical here! An employee also recalls that it was while looking at personal data on a computer that he realized that the customer had gone to a pornographic site.
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