Blog by a former Apple engineer sharing stories from working on Aperture, Mac OS X, and other Apple projects.
One commenter loves the whole blog as a look inside Apple and read every post; another criticizes a rambling post as a poor model for speaking out.
I wouldn't want to encourage anyone else to write such a rambling "speaking out" blog post that you can't really take anything away from. There are good ways to write such blog posts, e.g these accounts from an ex-Apple employee[0], that nicely lay out what was going wrong. I tried to extract similar information from this blog post, but failed, as it was filled with so many detours, vagueness, and subjective name calling about the company in general rather than an actual retelling on how he personally was supposedly mistreated.
[0]: https://techreflect.net/2019/12/10/aperture-senior-qa-2004-2005/
I love this entire blog! I learned about it when another story—about the development of Aperature—was posted to HN a few weeks ago, and I've since read through every post. Great little peak inside of Apple.
I think my favorite, very short story might be: https://techreflect.net/2019/05/30/horsey/