'Slow down' and 'deeply observe' the company culture when starting a new job, says ex-Apple director

Source: Business Insider

Bob Baxley, a former director of design at Apple, said the company's culture is "powerful. 'ReutersA former Apple director recommends you take time to recalibrate so you can better adjust to a new company culture. Baxley told BI that when joining a new company, you "need to slow down" and "deeply observe" the new culture.

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