Tim Cook ranks as most popular CEO in 2012 Glassdoor lists

updated 01:25 pm EDT, Fri March 30, 2012

 

Ernest & Young, Qualcomm CEOs round out podium


Apple CEO Tim Cook has taken the top spot on a Glassdoor list of the 25 most highly-rated CEOs. The site records ratings from anonymous workers, who in this case judged their CEOs regarding a 12-month period ending on March 15th. Over 280,000 people participated; each rating was based on a five-point scale, from "strongly disapprove" up to "strongly approve." Cook won with an overall score of 97 percent.

Second on the list was Ernest & Young's Jim Curley, at 95 percent, followed by Qualcomm's Paul Jacobs at the same point level. Ken Chenault of American Express slipped to fourth place at 94 percent, but also manged to tie with Google CEO Larry Page.

Cook, Jacobs, and Page further represented the top three in a more narrow tech CEO category. Below them were the CEOs of Intel, vmware, EMC, Sprint, Oracle, HP, and Amazon, in order.


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  1. donmontalvo

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    How ironic...

    ...Glass Door List...can't help but think of the 84 year old woman who broke her nose when she walked into a glass door when leaving a NY Apple Store. LOL

    Don


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