Kyle Jan 15
Nick

 🪺SwiftUI is hiring. We're looking for engineers and engineering managers to build the best choice for app development across Apple's platforms.

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Show threadJamie BlumbergJan 15
@teissler I am assuming these are on-site in Cupertino only?
Show threadEmilio PaviaJan 16
@teissler it’s genuinely puzzling why large companies like Apple often hire middle management externally rather than promoting from within. Existing team members already carry the "product DNA" and deep institutional knowledge that takes years to build. It feels like a missed opportunity to empower the people who already understand the culture best. Is the "fresh perspective" of an outsider really more valuable than proven internal experience?