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Not to mention the insane hours they work. I had apps approved well after midnight, California time.
by DrJokepu 15y ago
Not to mention the insane hours they work. I had apps approved well after midnight, California time.
- latchkey 15y agoWouldn't that be resolved by having people work rotating shifts?
- themgt 15y agoThere really aren't that many skilled, mentally healthy people who actually want to work overnight/holiday shifts. It's pretty much always the guy who drew the shortest straw or desperately needs the night shift differential
- mikeash 15y agoAre reviewers skilled?
- DrJokepu 15y agoI had the opportunity to talk to two ladies from the review team in person at a recent Apple event and my impression was that they really know what they're doing.
- mikeash 15y agoWeird given the completely ridiculous decisions that come out of that team. I wonder if they're tremendously overworked or if the skill level of their staff is wildly inconsistent.
- ticks 15y agoPresumably they have employees working from other timezones, they can't all be in US zones... can they?
- ceejayoz 15y agoI can't imagine it'd be that hard for a corporation the size and global breadth of Apple to find workers in their European, Australian, etc. offices to do "overnight" shifts during their daytimes, and I've known Jewish/Muslim/atheist/Hindu/etc. folks who love holiday pay.
- 0x0 15y agoI wonder if they have teams working elsewhere. How else can they sensibly approve apps that are available (only) in non-English languages?