Apple is notoriously secretive when it comes to its workplace, but also highly regarded as an employer, so we’ll take any look we can get. The staff cafeteria at Cupertino HQ reminds me of nothing so much as IKEA. Note the iPad-based registers, which appear to use the Australian-developed Wallee pivot stand.
A Glimpse Inside Apple’s Staff Cafeteria
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13 responses to “A Glimpse Inside Apple’s Staff Cafeteria”
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George BensonWhat, the food isn’t free? With the cash holdings they have and the insane profit margins, they can’t provide their own staff with lunch! Bloody cheap buggers.
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StevejobsRIP4evaxxxThis isn’t any food, here! You could get a crappy Four ‘n’ Twenty pie from 7/11 and munch on that, or you could spend a little more money for the awesome quality iPies. They’re gourmet, made daily and are totally worth the extra money.
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JackyI haven’t been there so I have no idea whether food is actually free or not.
But to play devil’s advocate, those checkouts could be used to scan staff cards for recording purposes. The food can still be free.
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NitrobuggiesAs a guess it could be for inventory.
Staff members grab the food they want, scan it at the iRegister and go on their way. Then the people in charge of ordering can get a simple view of what’s been consumed and what they are low on. It could also serve to show popular and unpopular items as well as staff eating habits and assist the cafeteria workers to creating a better menu with food and food types that the staff actually want.
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HungryI wonder what they serve for desert…..Googles cafeteria probably have that one covered quite well.
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DrewLet’s not forget magical, the perfect marriage of pastry and filling AND are unlike anything served before
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XanthieDenmark had better watch itself, if you’re right about the pastries – a lawsuit may be on the way.
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