Apple CEO, Now Better Than Steve Jobs'

According to a poll of Apple employees, their new CEO, Tim Cook did a better job than his predecessor, Steve Jobs. Poll by job site, Glassdoor.com is providing 97 persetujan Cook, two points higher than Jobs.

Reporting from DailyMail, Cook's ranking for a period from March 2011 until March 2012, while for Jobs during March 2010 to March 2011.

"To be fair, 2 percent difference is small enough gap, especially when you consider how long Jobs and Cook led the newly seated in that position," said Blogger, OM Malik, who reported statistics

Cook is still in a period of 'honeymoon', because only seven months bears his official duties as CEO.

Cook has led the company founded by Steve Jobs during a period of great growth. Meanwhile, approval ratings for Cook was also higher than the CEOs of other technology companies, such as Paul Jacobs (95 percent) at Qualcomm and Larry Page (94 percent) from Google.