Most companies I’ve worked for have issued me a Thinkpad. When you have a machine that’s so ubiquitous in office settings, you want it to have as boring and consistent a UX as possible so that everyone can adjust to it easily from whatever they’re used to. For the same reason, I’m also glad the laptop in the OP seems to finally put Ctrl in the correct place, though at least that was fixable before.
You have a million other brands that don’t have a nipple just get those?
Most companies I’ve worked for have issued me a Thinkpad. When you have a machine that’s so ubiquitous in office settings, you want it to have as boring and consistent a UX as possible so that everyone can adjust to it easily from whatever they’re used to. For the same reason, I’m also glad the laptop in the OP seems to finally put Ctrl in the correct place, though at least that was fixable before.