Apple FAQ

Pros

Great CEO and direction, amazing place to grow and learn about things that matter like attention to detail and software practices. Great perks (healthcare, free beer bashes, etc) and a top class gym facility for pennies on the dollar.

Cons

Every man/woman for themselves culture sometimes, but that isn't such a big deal if you are mentally prepared for the competitiveness of the Bay Area

Advice to Management

Keep up the good work and keep Apple's bar for their products as high as it's always been!

Pros

Good pay and Great benefits (dental, health, vision, 401k, tuition reimbursement)

Cons

Management over the years have put less emphasis into employee recognition and mental health awareness and started to solely become a numbers company

Pros

Great work environment, possibilities to reallocate within the company, good pay, pension plan

Cons

Secretism, difficult to see overall picture,

Pros

Great management style, good pay, plenty of paid sick and vacation time, generous benefits, 6% matching on 401k , discounts on apple stock, yearly cost of living adjustments to pay, free mental health resources, ample advancement opportunities, lots of training, many work from home options

Cons

Job postings don't have salaries on them. I promise I am not a bot this is just a genuinely good company to work for.

Advice to Management

Keep on doing what you are doing

Pros

Great company to work for. They look after their staff. You cannot expect to just get by. You have to find interest in the job and work hard and the rewards are worth it. Good pay and offers shares and free health insurance and gym reimbursement to encourage a healthy life.

Cons

I was an at home adviser and it is isolating. Opportunities for at home advisers are available on paper but not necessarily in reality.

Advice to Management

possibly introduce a type of flexi work where employees have the option to come on site for training days or a few days a month to get to know other staff. I honestly loved working for Apple. I learned a lot and developed so much professionally. I would go back in a heartbeat if it was onsite and off the phones but the opportunities just weren't there. One thing to be aware of is at home advisers are great for the reduction of environmental impact which is a wonderful thing Apple invest in, but 5 years of talking to nobody and spending 9 months on a team where I was never scheduled to have a team meeting with my team and never actually meeting them was adding to an isolating depression. I loved my job but had to leave for my own mental health. Working at home for long periods of time is not sustainable.