I think it'll take some time before the executive level will have a desired level of women. People who are 40-60 with the level of experience needed to be valuable to a company are mostly all male. This is simply the result of the time period people were brought up in. I'm all for women having more leadership, but there's just so few to choose from. The vast majority of women in that age group were funneled into traditional women roles.
Don't be silly. There is absolutely no way Apple would hire anyone with curly red hair.
What is he hiding? Did you ever meet the guy? It's his private life. Private. In the end, it's nobody's ********** business. Tell me, of Apple's executives, which ones do you know to be married, which ones do you know are not married, which ones don't you know; and of the ones married which ones are married to a male or a female person? And what of your business is it?
What racial quotas? Source?
They should have a question on their forms: "Do you speak fluent, clear, unbroken, comprehensible English?" "Is English your first language?"
OMG, are you serious?
Someone refresh my memory. Did we have this crap with Steve Jobs at the helm? All I remember was the environmenalist stuff (which I always thought was a bit hypocritical because unless you make computers and phones out of dirt, you will still hurt the environment).
It seems like with Tim Cook, Apple keeps drifting off into things that really have nothing to do with making great iProducts. Sadly, I can see myself leaving Apple behind if this continues.
Agreed. I am 5'11". According to scientific research, this gives me a disadvantage when competing with people over 6" for jobs. I demand quotas for short people!!
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"weed out the a*hole bigots" --- I love it! You liberals are worse than Nazis!
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thank you!
Someone refresh my memory. Did we have this crap with Steve Jobs at the helm? All I remember was the environmenalist stuff (which I always thought was a bit hypocritical because unless you make computers and phones out of dirt, you will still hurt the environment).
It seems like with Tim Cook, Apple keeps drifting off into things that really have nothing to do with making great iProducts. Sadly, I can see myself leaving Apple behind if this continues.
No, he's stating that there is reverse discrimination going on in Silicon Valley. Are you advocating for discrimination against White people?
I'm really unsure why Apple published the report other than some sort of PC-religion self-flagellation. It's one thing if a company has a history of intentional discrimination and needs to show the public or governement they have reformed. But Apple, I don't believe, has such a history.
If Apple wants to make a concerted effort to hire more females or minorities in the future (first they have to find them because they are not exactly flooding out of computer engineering lecture halls on campuses) great, but just do it. Don't publish a grandstanding report that says you hire good people BUT unfortunately too many are men or white. What a morale killer this must be if you are an Apple employee -- they like you but wish you had a different skin color or genitals for public appearances.
Even better why not establish scholarships for the underrepresented in engineering schools and guarantee those winners a job after graduation. Now that's putting money where your mouth is.
It's silly to call for diversity when Tim Cook himself continues to hide his homossexuality. Is this the kind of example he wants to set at Apple? "Stay hidden and don't tell anyone about it"?
unless Apple opens an Apple Store in Scottland of course![]()
55% white is no surprise and not much out of whack with the us population. the problem would be more with the 70/30 male female. but same thing, not totally out of whack considering it's more of a male nerd industry.
Going by many posts on MacRumors, I'd say there is little correlation between the two.
The first question excludes lots of Americans, the second one is racist.
Yes you need more "cultural enrichment". Goooood goys hehe
*rubs hands*
That's a nice statement from Cook, and it's a noble cause to pursue.