November 13, 2012 at 13:53Apple began to reward employees for working on personal projects
It is widely known that in Google, 20% of his work time can be spent on development from Google Labs.
Something similar, only in a more severe version, began to be applied in Apple. As part of Tim Cook’s business modernization policy, the Blue Sky program was launched, which has a limited number of participants but is allowed to do what they like.
The working time of such an initiative group is several weeks a year, however, even such an initiative does look more liberal than the policy under Steve Jobs, when the teams strictly engaged in what the leadership ordered them to do.
The Blue Sky project is part of Apple’s increased openness. So Tim Cook stands for helpthe company affected by Hurricane Sandy and the recent settlement of a patent dispute with HTC.
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Something similar, only in a more severe version, began to be applied in Apple. As part of Tim Cook’s business modernization policy, the Blue Sky program was launched, which has a limited number of participants but is allowed to do what they like.
The working time of such an initiative group is several weeks a year, however, even such an initiative does look more liberal than the policy under Steve Jobs, when the teams strictly engaged in what the leadership ordered them to do.
The Blue Sky project is part of Apple’s increased openness. So Tim Cook stands for helpthe company affected by Hurricane Sandy and the recent settlement of a patent dispute with HTC.
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