How fired and fired from Apple after Jobs

In two high-profile resignation of Apple: the company left the senior vice president for development of iOS Scott Forstoll and senior vice president of retail John Brauett. Forstoll responsible for the failure of the cards Apple, and Brauett made a bad decision to reduce the number of working hours, the Apple Store. The dismissal of two top executives have called the largest personnel changes in the leadership of Apple over the last 10 years. In this series of resignations in the company began in 2011, during the life of Jobs. Then Apple had to leave the creative director Sarah Brody, engineering genius, a developer of OS X, the vice-president Bertrand Serlet and vice president of mobile advertising Andy Miller.

After the death of Jobs' resignation continued. In June this year, the company decided to leave the senior vice president of hardware Bob Mansfield, who works at Apple since 1999, but Tim Cook persuaded indispensable employee: he still will work in the corporation for two years with a salary of $ 2 million per month .

Mansfield CEO retained. But many other executives and employees do not. That's what important happened Apple resignation within a year after the death of Steve Jobs.



A month after the death of Steve Jobs resigned from Apple, Ron Johnson, senior vice-president of retail trade (this is the place to come fired Brauett). He left a good position - to lead the U.S. chain of department stores JCPenney. But, according to 9to5Mac, left his native company top manager is not without regrets, though he had worked there for more than 10 years. The main reasons for leaving Johnson sources describe fatigue, as well as human and labor attached to the company's founder.

Jobs called Johnson to develop a network of shops of the corporation. It is believed that Johnson came up with the concept stores Apple Store down to the smallest details of formatting. It was he who suggested the idea of ​​Genius Bar - racks in stores where customers can receive technical support from qualified staff.