This is kind of a slow news week for Apple, in anticipation of the big news that we’ll hear next week. But here are a few stories to keep you occupied!
- The US Department of Transportation is looking at releasing new guidelines for the adoption of self-driving cars in order to speed up delivery of such technology
- TapTapTap’s amazing Camera+ app just got upgraded to version 8, and it features technology that’s not even available on high-end DSLRs
- If you haven’t paid attention to Slack lately, you might not notice that it now supports voice calling
The text version of this podcast can be found below.
Cook has been steadily climbing in the rankings. In 2013, he placed 18th; in 2014, 18th; and in 2015, 10th.
This year, Glassdoor has expanded its Employees’ Choice Awards across six countries, honoring the Highest Rated CEOs across the U.S., Canada, UK, France, Germany and the Netherlands. In addition, there are two categories in the U.S.: 50 Highest Rated CEOs (honoring CEOs at employers with 1,000 or more employees) and 25 Highest Rated CEOs at Small & Medium Companies (honoring CEOs at employers with less than 1,000 employees).
Winners are ranked based on their overall CEO approval rating from employees during the past year. For reporting simplicity, approval ratings are rounded to the nearest whole number though actual calculations extend beyond the thousandth to determine rank.
The top 10 Highest Rated CEOs in 2016 in the U.S. are: Bain & Company’s Bob Bechek (99% approval); Ultimate Software’s Scott Scherr (99% approval); McKinsey & Company’s Dominic Barton (99% approval); Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg (97% approval); LinkedIn’s Jeff Weiner (97% approval); Salesforce’s Marc Benioff(97% approval); Google’s Sundar Pichai (96% approval); Cook; Nestle Purina Petcare’s Joseph Sivewright (96%); and Red Hat’s Jim Whitehurst (96%).
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