Tim Cook Is No Steve Jobs, But That's His Secret Weapon
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Tim Cook Is No Steve Jobs, But That's His Secret Weapon
Cook was less inclined than his predecessor to go 'thermonuclear,' but his disciplined approach made Apple (and its shareholders) richer than ever. Can it still thrive without his operational edge? If you were describing Tim Cook’s 15-year tenure as Apple's CEO in one word, “boring” would be a top contender. So, it's no surprise that his final few months at the helm have been a tidy affair. No public controversy or …
Tim Cook leaves Apple management after 15 years leading the company, achieving historic success after succeeding Steve Jobs.
After fifteen years at the head of the apple brand, Tim Cook gave up his place. The Iconic replacing the founder Steve Jobs marked his history, with sometimes impressive figures, but also some failures.
The new Apple boss must step out of Tim Cook's shadow and radically change Apple, says our expert, change consultant Kishor Sridhar.
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