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Glassdoor: Mark Zuckerberg rated top CEO, Apple’s Tim Cook plunges to 18

Mark zuckberg sails past Larry page in a survey conducted the Glassdoor firm for the best CEO. He out ran Larry page by quite some distance, zuckberg had a near prefect score of 99% approval rate to Larry's 95.
Yet another set back was Amazon's chief Jeff Bezos ranking 16th and Apple's Tim Cook 18th place.
This explains the success of facebook. The hardcore environment of the company and its motto "move fast and don't be afraid" are self explanatory, for their monumental success.
Its sad that only one female CEO on this list — Sharen Turnet, the CEO of Victoria’s Secret. Though Marissa Mayer, who’s doing an admirable —  job of rescuing Yahoo, wasn’t eligible for the list, since she’s a first-year CEO.
If she had been included she would have an approval rate of 87%,which would place her at 32nd in the list.

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Comments

  1. Panneer selvam17 March 2013 at 18:22

    being first matters less wen growth is tremendous as in the case of wipro!!

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  2. KABILAN NAKKEERAN17 March 2013 at 22:54

    what a growth by the ceo of facebook....! good information.....!

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  3. Rahul Ramfort17 March 2013 at 23:41

    Already Mark Zuckberg inspires alot of young bloods and now he soars higher and higher in our minds...

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  4. vignesh18 March 2013 at 07:31

    thanz guys appreciate it..yup he is one awesome person..

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