Apple’s new challenge: a wave of key executives leaving the company(economictimes.indiatimes.com)
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Apple’s new challenge: a wave of key executives leaving the company
https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/tech/technology/apples-new-challenge-a-wave-of-key-executives-leaving-the-company/articleshow/98586618.cms
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This is a weird article. It starts like a news report, then suddenly reads like a rumor based on insider info ("Moreover, I’ve been warned that..."), and then ends like an opinion piece "Apple’s structure itself is a source of stress". Also, who is the author?
This looks like a republished post from Mark Gurman on Bloomberg with the attribution removed. The original piece is here: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/newsletters/2023-03-12/why-ar...
Thanks. This should be the submitted URL. The Bloomberg article with the original formatting, punctuation etc. is much more readable, too.
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What a terrible website, I couldn’t make it to the end of the article because of all the ads and popups
> Most of these people carried the title of vice president, which is just below the senior vice president level that reports to Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook.
That's one of those "technically true" facts that doesn't say much.
I don't work at Apple, but while VP at BigTech is a BIG DEAL, we're still talking about a scenario where there are maybe ~10 Senior Vice Presidents, and probably ~200 regular Vice Presidents.
11 is still a lot though.
That's one of those "technically true" facts that doesn't say much.
I don't work at Apple, but while VP at BigTech is a BIG DEAL, we're still talking about a scenario where there are maybe ~10 Senior Vice Presidents, and probably ~200 regular Vice Presidents.
11 is still a lot though.
I guess this will be a test of whether the Apple University [1] (to propagate the values of the company for new execs) can keep the culture alive through succession.
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_University
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_University
Apple doesn't seem to have a vision for the future. Elon is working on global energy sustainability, self-driving cars, underground tunnels, global internet, reusable rockets, neuralink, free speech, etc... Apple was rumoured to be working on a car... now a VR headset... It feels gimmicky. It feels like: "let's wait to see what becomes popular and then copy it".
"Where there is no vision, the people perish" - Proverbs 29:18
"Where there is no vision, the people perish" - Proverbs 29:18
Apple makes computers, and means of using them to communicate ideas.
They don't need to chase other industries, because what they do keeps them beyond busy.
They don't need to chase other industries, because what they do keeps them beyond busy.
Elon Musk's idea of "working on free speech" seems to be limited to "let's unban a bunch of neo-Nazis and antisemites, most notably Kanye West, and tank the value of Twitter and Tesla in the process".
You're spot-on with Apple - but on the other side, maybe it's not bad to have an example of a company that is fine existing as it is and not needing to participate in the destructive pseudo-innovatism race that has led to shit like thousands of altcoin scams/"Web3".
You're spot-on with Apple - but on the other side, maybe it's not bad to have an example of a company that is fine existing as it is and not needing to participate in the destructive pseudo-innovatism race that has led to shit like thousands of altcoin scams/"Web3".
Elon is spending all of his time sucking the dicks of the hard right wing MAGA crowd. That's not a vision.