They're trying to make it very clear they're not speaking on behalf of Apple Inc, despite having worked (or working) there.
Big companies like to give employees some minimal "media training", which mostly amounts to "do not speak for the company, do not say anything that might even slightly sound like you're speaking for the company".
> as someone who worked on the m2 mac pro
They're trying to make it very clear they're not speaking on behalf of Apple Inc, despite having worked (or working) there.
Big companies like to give employees some minimal "media training", which mostly amounts to "do not speak for the company, do not say anything that might even slightly sound like you're speaking for the company".
An employer's, especially as they stated having worked (and perhaps still) at Apple in the same comment.
Oh, I interpreted it as “did work using a Mac Pro” vs helped develop the Mac Pro itself.
On the internet? Often the opinions of others they see getting upvotes.
>> Opinions are my own obvs.
> Whose else would they be?
takes a look at the user profile
Oh, they are a journalist/writer for a big name outfit
Maybe he was trying to say he isn’t a spokesman for anyone else :-)