“Bartending” by Stephen Hackett Shows The Human Side of Apple Retail

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By Federico ViticciApr 8, 2012, 11:07 am187 pts
In the past months, I’ve read a lot of books about Apple, and in particular about Steve Jobs. Bartending by Stephen Hackett, however, is the only one that struck me as being completely honest and real in the subject it covers: Apple’s retail stores as a genuine, living collection of stories and people. Not…

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