[coliveira]

I understand the geek/social effect of saying that you work for Apple or any other well perceived company, but get real: you're no changing the world. You would change the world if you were one of the first few employees at Apple, or nowadays if you are a high ranking executive/manager. Other than that, you're just a small piece in the engine. Maybe an independent developer is doing more to change the world than an employee at Apple.

[stcredzero]

> You would change the world if you were one of the first few employees at Apple, or nowadays if you are a high ranking executive/manager. Other than that, you're just a small piece in the engine.

“Almost everything you do will seem insignificant, but it is important that you do it”

--Mahatma Gandhi

[mmagin]

I don't think Gandhi was suggesting people devote their life to working at Apple.

[ImprovedSilence]

no, but it's the sum of seemingly un-important things that actually end up creating a great meaning. Be a part of it.

[jeremyarussell]

Getting a similar feeling from Apple employees as Tesla employees doesn't mean Apple employees are really changing the world, it just means that the Apple employees genuinely believe that they are.