While the world publicly mourned the death of Steve Jobs on Thursday, Apple employees did so more quietly, as befits a company that prizes secrecy. Some employees said the mood at the company’s headquarters in Cupertino, Calif., was a combination of sadness and business as usual.“We knew it was coming; it was just a matter of when, not if,” said one employee who declined to be named, citing company policy. “I’m just really happy he was surrounded by his family when it happened.”One former engineer who very recently left Apple to start her own company said she and the current employees she spoke with were shaken up by Mr. Jobs’s death, even though it seemed inevitable.
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