Dress code is quite casual, as long as you are wearing the Apple T-shirt. You can hang around the office anytime you like, and do what you need to do to finish the work. Employee interaction is alright, but management to employee relationships are not that great (unlike the Wells Fargo posts I read on this site)

Working in the stores, there is often a disconnect feel towards the corporate office. The human resource department is far away and does not help us much. When we make a complaint, our managers will know about it first and it usually is the opposite of solving the problem. The creative work makes up for a lot of it though.

Culture is great here, a lot of smart and motivated people working with you (specifically as an engineer). However, Apple has an attitude that excludes other products and feel there is a stigma to endorse any non-Apple things. Lack of communication is usually a problem too. The decision makers think their stuff is the best take in little later feedback. The products do sell very well though.

The Culture is expected to be more relaxed. Casual dress codes all the way. ( unless in some European offices.) Dress only formal in meetings with outside clients. The environment at the head office in Cupertino is beautiful with great cafeteria and parking. The atmosphere is extremely relaxed. It not hard to find people playing sports on the campus. generally, people who work here are happy. Apple also have many events to get people to communicate and meet each other. There is also a diverse group of people on the campus in terms of both race and personality.

The middle management of the firm usually has very high turnover, primarily because of the micromanagement style from the top down. There's a lot of pressure to work overtime and do good work. However, the worktime itself and such is very flexible.

Apple has a very collegial feel to it, with a friendly and open atmosphere. People would play sports during work, and a lot of social interactions go on. Diversity is vast, and things are really fun. If you walk into other peoples' offices and ask what they are doing, you would be looked don upon, because of the security and secrecy of Apple's philosophy.