Pros: Great, awesome, inspiring, caring, supportive.

Cons: None

Pros: Nice cafeteria. It was exciting at first, thinking I was going to help the famous garage-shop entrepreneur with his dream.

Cons: It's just unbelievable that after I hired on, I had absolutely no job assignment, no introduction to the group, and no keys to the group area. I just sat there waiting, waiting, waiting. No matter how much I studied the product line and showed how I could use my skill set to really help them where I knew help was needed, all I got was nothing: no communication, no job assignment. So I watched a critical product get delayed, and delayed, and delayed. Instead of analysis and calculations, their approach to solve the problem was to have meetings, meetings, meetings on and on with a bunch of people who couldn't care less, staring at their cell phones instead of joining the meeting. I was like, "This is Apple? RUFKMe?" By having meetings upon meetings, the manager could lie to the upper management that something was being done. I looked back at my resume to make sure it didn't say somewhere, "I am skilled at being ignored and tapping my fingers on my desk." Nope, not in there.

Pros: Is the company able to survive without creating new technologies?

Cons: iPhones are the same every year. The last good MacBook Pro was the 3rd generation.