| Tuesday, 29 May 2012 12:55 |
TechCrunch >>
 In his first major public
interview since replacing Steve Jobs as CEO, Tim Cook took the
stage with Walt Mossberg and Kara Swisher at the tenth annual All
Things D conference to talk about the state of Apple. "Apple has
gone through a tremendous change," Walt Mossberg segued into
perhaps the most important question of the interview, "How is Apple
different with you as the CEO?" "I learned a lot from Steve," Cook
responded. "It was the saddest day of my life when he passed away.
As much as you should see or predict that I really didn't. It's
time to get on." Cook said that he most admired Jobs' "intense
determination" and described him as "laser-focused." Cook also
explained that the most important leadership lesson he learned from
Jobs is that "' Focus is key' .. not
just in running your company but in your personal
life. You can only do certain things well."... (Read more)
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