> and reminding everyone that it is definitely not ok to share things has that big benefit too. I worked Apple retail, and I've worked in medical, legal and te

> and reminding everyone that it is definitely not ok to share things has that big benefit too. I worked Apple retail, and I've worked in medical, legal and telecom. No other work place was as absolutely hard line about privacy and protecting information as the Apple environment was. And that permeated all parts of the workplace, from Apple's data to customer data. I will never forget how many things were just "fine" to do in the medical places I worked that would have been at a minimum a documentable offense at Apple. Obviously any culture thing is only as good as the people managing your local culture, but even if it never protected another product feature, maintaining that vigilance against leaking data is probably a good overall stance for such a huge tech company.