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Beyond Work with Apple Employee No.8: Chris Espinosa

Chris Espinosa is apple’s 8th employee, having started work with Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak at age 14. he has worked in product marketing and engineering and is the Longest-Serving apple employee. Espinosa is a graduate of the University of California, where he authored the apple II reference manual. 

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What does a typical day look like for you now?

• Get up, get dressed, go downstairs and make coffee (instead of picking it up when I get to work)

• Take temperature and record on family symptoms log

• Poke head in high school sophomore’s room to make sure they are in class

• Do email/slack communications, sit in WebEx meetings, do writing/spreadsheets/Keynote decks

• At some point wander to the kitchen to make lunch, check on College sophomore doing schoolwork

• Make more coffee, go back to deskwork

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How has Coronavirus impacted your life/work?

Lots more cooking and dishes. Lots less driving, restaurants, cafes. No Saturday night spa night, no daily gym, no daily fresh meat and vegetable shopping for dinner — eating a lot more frozen/canned/boxed to make fewer shopping trips.

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What productivity tips have you found useful whilst working from home?

I moved a comfy chair into my office, originally for the high school sophomore but I find I take my iPad to it to do reading and writing (and less formal videoconference). 

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What books would you recommend during this time at home?

Currently, we’re reading 

Remarkable Creatures

I’d normally be reading a lot of P. G. Wodehouse.

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When this is all over, what will the opportunities look like?

Vastly different. Like a forest fire, it will destroy much of what we loved — people, places, things — and leave us with sorrow and mourning and bare ground. I’ll be surprised if half my regular restaurants, cafes, music venues will survive. But from the charred ground, all-new things will grow

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