Apple reviews

Many people are over-qualified for the position Apple puts them in. That's how they routinely bring people in Long hours, late nights. 6PM and 7PM meetings are common. Friday 5 PM and 6 PM meetings are common Presentations to senior management are rehearsed at the working level, director level and then at the VP level. Absurd worry about looking bad. few opportunities to steer the path; they already know how to do things Poor welcome-aboard experience. You find your own way and seek out people to learn from and form relationships with

Mostly overly worked employees. The company has become stingy with bonuses and rewards over the years, especially for those working at entry level positions. Behind the curtain and the company’s positive message, there is a cut-throat business where numbers and micromanagement matter over the well being of its employees. Career opportunities have just recently started to become more available, however moving within the company is exceptionally difficult unless personal contacts are reaching out to you. The overall feeling is that growth is not promoted or encouraged as much as within other companies of the same size. If working from home has taught us anything, is that management has been proven useless, with few exceptions. The traditional hierarchy of AR is mostly inefficient, with the head of it dodging hot issues within the department.