
Apple's stores were built to erase fear, not sell
Ron Johnson, who built Apple's retail stores, explains how designing around fear of technology drove their success and why the same conviction faltered at J.C. Penney without employee buy-in.
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Ron Johnson, who built Apple's retail stores, explains how designing around fear of technology drove their success and why the same conviction faltered at J.C. Penney without employee buy-in.

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