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It’d be great to have Chris Lattner back. The Swift team is doing great work, but it would be nice to have the OG back.
 
Apple may be getting too bureaucratic. Apple TV + reviews are saying the new programs are run of the mill except for Dickinson.
 
I've not looked at the structure, are these genuine VP's or just named ones?

Some of the banks hand the title out like confetti, knowing that the image is more important than the reality. Often they are little more than senior managers, in a normal structure.
 
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Unless I'm mistaken, it's a legal requirement that every public US company has a president. Often, that person is also the CEO. The President of Apple is Tim Cook.

Edit: Maybe I'm wrong? Wikipedia seems to back up what I'm saying that US companies legally have to have presidents, and that often they are the same person as the CEO, but I can't find any legal documents from Apple that actually say anything about who their president is... they always just say Tim Cook is the Chief Executive Officer and make no mention of having a president.

I was referring more to there being so many Senior Vice Presidents of different departments, but there is no actual President of that department.


Like if you look at the list, they're all Senior Vice Presidents of Hardware, Software, Retail, etc...

IMO they should be the Presidents of those departments, since they are heads of those departments.
 
I was referring more to there being so many Senior Vice Presidents of different departments, but there is no actual President of that department.


Like if you look at the list, they're all Senior Vice Presidents of Hardware, Software, Retail, etc...

IMO they should be the Presidents of those departments, since they are heads of those departments.

It might be a little confusing because they are often referred to as.... Senior Vice President of Some Department. But that doesn't really mean that they are the SVP of that department. It means that they are a SVP of the company and that they are in charge of that department.

In 8Ks which Apple files, and in some other contexts, they will be referred to as Senior Vice President, Some Department. That's a less confusing way to say the title.
 
It's 1990 all over again. Corporate, bureaucratic, unfocused. More concerned with egos, titles, and market positioning/shares/cap than doing amazing things and letting the perks come naturally. Only now they're competing with more than just Microsoft.
Yes, everything at Apple is exactly like the 90s.

You guys are hilarious. Keep the hating coming.
 
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Who's the Executive Vice President of Perpetually Delaying the 16-inch Macbook Pro?
 
It's 1990 all over again. Corporate, bureaucratic, unfocused. More concerned with egos, titles, and market positioning/shares/cap than doing amazing things and letting the perks come naturally. Only now they're competing with more than just Microsoft.

Yup. It's amazing how many posters are in denial about it.

Sales have stagnated and this past year. As a result, budgets have been slashed and headcount reduced in order to keep quarterly reports looking positive.

And now the churn of executive management.
 
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