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Steve Jobs called Tim Cook ‘not a product person,' but still handpicked him to run Apple and turn it into a $4 trillion tech giant [Yahoo! Finance]

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Jobs was a creative genius who spearheaded the development of Apple's signature products including the Mac, iPhone, and iPod. But he was also a hothead, known for pushing people to their limits and sometimes creating conflict on purpose in meetings to see if it would yield a better outcome, according to Isaacson. By contrast, Cook, who announced he was retiring as Apple CEO this week, was levelheaded and serious. An engineer with a business degree from Duke, he had worked for 12 years at IBM Jobs' sworn enemy , before joining Apple. Yet Cook and Jobs got along great. “He had the same vision I did, and we could interact at a high strategic level, and I could just forget about a lot of things unless he came and pinged me,” Jobs said of Cook, according to Isaacson's biography of the Apple cofounder. Jobs had only one criticism of Cook: He was “not a product person, per se.” Despite this, Cook has cemented his legacy as one of Apple's most successful CEOs as he steps down in Sept [Read more]
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Steve Jobs called Tim Cook ‘not a product person,' but still handpicked him to run Apple and turn it into a $4 trillion tech giant [Yahoo! Finance]

Apple Inc.  (AAPL) 
More Company Research Source: Yahoo! Finance
Last apple inc. earnings: 4/30 04:30 pm Check Earnings Report
US:NASDAQ Investor Relations: investor.apple.com
Jobs was a creative genius who spearheaded the development of Apple's signature products including the Mac, iPhone, and iPod. But he was also a hothead, known for pushing people to their limits and sometimes creating conflict on purpose in meetings to see if it would yield a better outcome, according to Isaacson. By contrast, Cook, who announced he was retiring as Apple CEO this week, was levelheaded and serious. An engineer with a business degree from Duke, he had worked for 12 years at IBM Jobs' sworn enemy , before joining Apple. Yet Cook and Jobs got along great. “He had the same vision I did, and we could interact at a high strategic level, and I could just forget about a lot of things unless he came and pinged me,” Jobs said of Cook, according to Isaacson's biography of the Apple cofounder. Jobs had only one criticism of Cook: He was “not a product person, per se.” Despite this, Cook has cemented his legacy as one of Apple's most successful CEOs as he steps down in Sept [Read more]
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