06/20/2008, 11:15am, EDT
Friday, June 20th
Steve Jobs ranks high among popular CEOs
Apple's Steve Jobs has the one of the best employee ratings amongst thousands of corporate CEOs, data from Glassdoor suggests. The site is said to have compiled over 40,000 worker reviews of some 9,800 companies around the world, and at present Jobs is rated well by 91 percent of his employees. By comparison, more average ratings include Michael Dell at 66 percent, and Microsoft's Steve Ballmer at 55.
Surrounding Jobs at the high end of the scale are Intuit's Brad Smith, who has a 96 percent rating, and Cisco's John Chambers, listed at 85 percent. Some other well-liked CEOs include Deloitte's Jim Quigley (76 percent), Accenture's Bill Green (67 percent), and PriceWaterhouseCoopers' Sam DiPiazza (61 percent). Among the least-liked bosses are EDS' John Rittenmeyer (16 percent), and AMD's Hector Ruiz (11 percent).
Filed under: industry, Apple
Other story tags: Microsoft, Dell, Steve Jobs, Intuit, Cisco
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Steve Jobs' Pic
Can't you get a new picture of Steve Jobs? This one is weird. Or why do you even have to have a picture for every story?
Steve's Popularity
Interesting poll. I despise the guy as a person, but keep buying his products.
re: hansmickle
"Interesting poll. I despise the guy as a person, but keep buying his products."Despise is a pretty strong word. What did Jobs do - rob your liquor store? Rape your daughter? Send soldiers to die in Iraq by lying? Steal a little old lady's purse?
Ha
I would love to see the little emails at MS about Ballmer's rating - like Bush on a good day.
Not even statistical...
40,000 / 9,800 is an average of 4 employees a company. Surely this isn't news.